When The Knot put together their dream team to pull off a dream wedding, Jasmine Star and team were selected to photograph the event.
In this clip, you get to see how Jasmine shoots an immaculate wedding during a photographer’s nightmare: harsh summer sun, at high noon.
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That clicking sound must be so annoying to the guests youre standing right beside. It probably ruined any sentimental moment they were having.
This is amazing. What I have been looking for- uncut, raw…who would not like this?
From 9:40 the photographer and the videographer behind the bride when she is walking in is the worst place to stand :/ they are in all the shots… need to be told off
I agree with the comments about the terrible conditions in place by The Knot…the timing, the lighting, all the people in the way, etc. But, like much of YouTube, I don't think people understand the purpose of the Like/Dislike buttons. Jasmine did a great job with the awful conditions put in place by The Knot. You should be supporting Jasmine with Likes for what she did, not Dislikes for what The Knot did. And for those saying it's a misleading title, Jasmine is only titling it exactly what The Knot is calling it. I feel bad for Jasmine, and if I were her, I would never shoot for The Knot again unless she has total control of the setting.
00:50 the cameraman is definitely a guy
This video gave me cancer.
You totally impressed me with your flexibility and unflappability in this shoot! Please do more videos of your shooting processes!!
Good job, keep practicing, it is good to go to photography classes remember… it is very important to have two cameras. A telephoto lens like the one you have and a wide angle lens like the 24-70mm. You keep shooting!!
You did an awesome job for such challenging conditions
Focus beep left on and silent shutter mode not engaged; really??!!
You could use ocf. That would fix all that lighting issues
Excellent…. Much Love
You talked so fast… I like the vid thought
Dream Wedding? At that time of the day, with that harsh light?
mmmmm … the pictures are looking really bad! Not the blame of the photographer, but the title of the video it is incorrect!
Thanks for the vid and great bts access!
I think there may have been more videographers and photographers there than at a Creative Live class. The way you can tell is that they are in every shot of the bride walking down the aisle. My favorite is the guy (and his assistant and/or producer) with the giant camera and white shirts.
Probably hired by Adobe Photoshop.
Seriously, though, good work under hard conditions.
Starbucks much?
Cant believe you have the focus sound on your camera turned on. I would be cracking up if I was a guest at all those photographers and videographers.
Great work, I bet only u must have gone home with like 1500 shots. I love your lens. Keep up the Good Job…please how many videographers were there???
Definitely demonstrates how hard the main photographer has to work to be on the mark and get the images real-time since there are no "do-overs"!
They should have given the officiant a mark to stand on; it really bugs me that he was so off center in the aisle.
It seems that many of the images from the ceremony are going to have another photographer or videographer in the scene; I suppose that's the cost of being chosen for "The Knot"!