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{chelsea engagement – Isabel and Levis}

Tim Wong — Tue, 24 May 2011 14:06:00 +0000

Isabel and Levis, I still remember when I first met them in person at a Starbucks about a year ago. I get to know what makes their love so special. They were everything I imagined they’d be…and then some more!

A year later we met at Chelsea for their engagement session. As we walked along the streets of westside highway together, I was immediately struck with their love for each other. They are two of the fabulous couple and I’m quite sure God has some pretty awesome things planned for their future.

Isabel and Levis wed this September at the amazing and fabulous St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral in Soho. They have a wonderful day planned and I’m SO excited to be a part of their wedding!

Here is the behind the scenes video

Canon 5D MKII with 85mm 1.2L, F1.2 and 1/3200 with ISO 100

Canon 5D MKII with 85mm 1.2L, F1.2 and 1/400 with ISO 100

Canon 5D MKII with 85mm 1.2L, F1.2 and 1/2000 with ISO 100

Canon 5D MKII with 85mm 1.2L, F1.2 and 1/5000 with ISO 100

Canon 5D MKII with 85mm 1.2L, F1.2 and 1/1600 with ISO 100

Canon 5D MKII with 35mm 1.4L, F1.8 and 1/160 with ISO 100

Canon 5D MKII with 45mm TS-E 2.8, F4.5 and 1/500 with ISO 100

Canon 5D MKII with 85mm 1.2L, F1.2 and 1/4000 with ISO 100

Left:Canon 5D MKII with 70-200mm 2.8 IS II, F2.8 and 1/1000 with ISO 400 right :Canon 5D MKII with 85mm 1.2L, F1.8 and 1/640 with ISO 100

Canon 5D MKII with 85mm 1.2L, F1.8 and 1/250 with ISO 100

Feel free to check out their slideshow or watch it here

{I just Love how they look 2}

Tim Wong — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 21:07:26 +0000

With the crazy cold weather today (20° F), I thought I would kick off the week with a lot of bright colors. I balanced the exposure specifically to just reveal enough of the setting sun’s color to add a sense of the dramatic.

I’m greatly impressed with its versatility and quality of built and design with the canon TS-E 45mm. But the locking and tilt/shift control knobs are a little bit too small for comfort but they operate perfectly well. There is some light fall off at the edges fully shifted with the aperture wide open but from f8 this is not a problem. It’s a rewarding lens to use, very versatile, but you really must shoot a lot with it to get the hand of the T/S concepts and be able to effectively use them to capture what you’ve envisioned.
Canon 5DMKII with Canon TS-E 45mm at f2.8, ISO 200

{I just Love how they look}

Tim Wong — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 17:12:22 +0000

I just love the Canon TS-E45mm lens. It is a very sharp lens, wide-open is ok but at f4.0 it gets even sharper. Color is accurate and the bokeh is just breathtaking. I have to take the meeting reading at no shift and tilt first or it will lose light with increasing shift and the camera won’t meter accurately. I think it’s an excellent lense, and recommend it to the right audience. You just have to learn how to use it properly to get the best results.
Canon 5DMKII with Canon TS-E 45mm at f2.8, ISO 200