IT IS PARTY TIME by THE PORTUGAL WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER
The bride and groom choreographed dance routines with the guests at the wedding party at Quinta da Ramila in Ortiga
Harmony, balance, and good composition in a photograph
How much I like the mess. As a wedding photographer, one of the challenges I like the most is to pick up harmony, balance, and a good composition in the middle of the chaos, the imponderable, and …the mess. It is as if an unorganized organization revealed harmony as I remove some pieces that compose it.
In those situations, the wedding photographer jumps and kneels and, even if he is not a dancer, participates in the challenges happening between guests in the things of bodies, music with their rhythms, and some traditions in the mix.
Photography as a movie close-up
In the same way, he does not stop to find the best point of view, very fast to lose, the best way is to follow the turbulence like a river after the strong rain and, here and there, stop in the move, to detail like a movie close up.
Also, some finish partying, dancing, and all those things that must be done until the end and, one by one leave with the duty fulfilled because participated. Even, to the wedding photographer, the moment will come to that merited rest. Of course.
- In Quinta da Ramila near Fátima Portugal
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