focal length: 50 mm
shutter speed: 1/2500
aperture: f/2.5
ISO: 200
flash: not fired

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Seeing all your wonderful versions of last week’s cherry blossoms left me inspired.

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focal length: 31 mm
shutter speed: 1/1000
aperture: f/4.5
ISO: 200
flash: not fired

I’m working on a series of images for a longer blog post but I couldn’t resist posting one a little earlier. This is another one from Anna and Max’s gorgeous wedding I second shot for Cathy Empey a few weeks ago. It was a super windy but gorgeous day at Dundarave in West Vancouver. Sometimes I like to shoot a little wider and get in close for a different perspective, showing more of the setting and also lending a different feel to the image. What do you think?

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focal length: 50 mm
shutter speed: 1/2000
aperture: f/2.5
ISO: 200
flash: not fired

Usually when I’m out and about, I grab my smallest camera (D50) and my shortest lens (50mm). I make sure to still take photos for myself, for fun. Here is one of those shots I took while the cherry blossoms were still in bloom. I had a lot of fun processing this one and I hope you do too!

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Last week’s landscape photo garnered some very different ideas!

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focal length: 14 mm
shutter speed: 1/40
aperture: f/2.8
ISO: 500
flash: not fired

I don’t usually shoot landscapes but at one of my photo club’s outings, I forced myself to use only one lens; my 14-24mm. The clouds looked amazing already but having that wide angle really brought their beauty out. So, here’s a different kind of photo for you to play with this week. Have fun!

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It was so exciting to see how each of you created a unique image from last week’s WYP.

Laura is a Vancouver wedding and portrait photographer. Visit laurahana.com.

focal length: 24 mm
shutter speed: 1/100
aperture: f/2.8
ISO: 1600
flash: not fired

There’s just something about mirrors and lamps and lots of shadows that appeals to me. I wonder how you will process this image? Click, download and play!

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Such creative processing from last week’s WYP!

Laura is a Vancouver wedding and portrait photographer. Visit laurahana.com.