The sun is rising and Ray and I have not slept yet! We've been up all night looking at the 14,000+ images from the past few days. Today we took the bride and groom (Judith and Michel) through the streets of Paris and it was amazing! We didn't finish until about 9:30pm and believe it or not the lighting was still perfect!
I love these, taken with the 200mm 2.0 wide open. That lens just makes everything look awesome!
You can't find backgrounds like this in the OC!
And now for some images I know you've been waiting for from the wedding day in Monaco!!
I'd like to take credit for the image above, but I can't because it was taken by Ray's wife Anna. She nailed this shot of the Port of Monaco capturing the largest personally owned yacht in the world The Phocea. It looks like a postcard! Way to go Anna!
Above: Location of the ceremony at St. John's Church in Menton. Below: Location of the reception at Mirazur, a super cool restaurant on the border France and Italy (literally) where we were served a mind-blowing 10 course meal!
Above and Below: The After Party on the beach started at midnight and with desserts and dancing until the wee hours!
After the party subsided, we took off with the bride and groom for some late night shots in front the famous Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco. What a sight!
I want to give a special thanks to Ray and Anna for bringing me out for this absolutely stunning wedding and to Michel and Judy for being such great hosts and beautiful people! Love you guys!
posted by Mike Colón at 8:00 PM
11 Comments:
Very cool stuff Mike.
Oh my gosh 14,000 images! I'm overwhelmed for you. Beautiful stuff.
That is two posts in a row with that 200 lense! What a beauty. It does help that it is on your camera :) Beautiful images Mike. Thanks again!
great stuff. I'm sitting here at the LA airport waiting for my flight. Let's hook up next time I'm in town. Hopefully you won't be out of the country again! ;)
Mike,
I love checking out your blog. I haven't on it in a while and was in need for some inspiration and WOW! I 've found it.
Thanks,
Arden
Mike,
It's frightening how talented you are. What an amazing give from God. Your work blows me away!!!!! You are one blessed dude!!!!!
Let me know if ever you need a roady or anything. Sometimes a guy needs a break from the jungle life.BTW, really enjoy your blog. Makes me want to flush my camera down the toilet. Would be great if you were able to come down aga
Those Paris photos are totally inspiring. Thanks for sharing!
Joan
Mike,
Awesome images. I love the one coming out of the Monte Carlo, and the one inside the church. I love your choice of lenses and use of lines (on the church shot). Keep up the great work, it makes the rest of us work harder (or throw our hands up in the air)!
- Jason
What amazing imagery!
Beautiful!
BIG MAESTRO PHOTOGRAPHY, LES PHOTOS DE MONACO ET PARIS SONT MAGIQUES, BRAVO
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