Tranesha!

One more shot of Tranesha!  Isn't she adorable? 

Portrait time!

We took some photos of a lovely girl named Tranesha recently! Our Canon 7d with the 24-70mm f/2.8 lens was working overtime to capture this great smile! Isn't she adorable?

Check out more photos at:
http://www.tanglephotography.com/Portraits/Tranesha

Beth and Brett tie the knot

We've been busy! We were down in Illinois in May taking care of a lovely couple who tied the knot! Nature provided a beautiful day and these two were very adorable together. Check out these photos from our May wedding with Beth and Brett:

Family Photo Time!

Over the weekend we took some family shots for a church album. Check out these beautiful people! What a great looking bunch! I loved trying to get everyone cheek to cheek, the girls were SO adorable!
Here is the whole family, they really are an amazing group!

BWCA Badger Bonspiel

Curling anyone? http://www.wi-curling.org/bonspiel/bwca-badger-bonspiel-0 Roasted Rosemary played tonight at the BWCA Badger Bonspiel in Hartland. It was quite a fun event!

Angie & Beau's Wedding

Our recent destination wedding was amazing! Guanacaste, Costa Rica provided a great backdrop for the beautiful couple! Here are a couple of my favorites! Check out more on our facebook site: http://www.facebook.com/tanglephotography

The Embrace

A Walk on the Beach

Angie & Beau

The band

Dinner on the Veranda

Thanks Angie and Beau for letting Tangle Photography be part of your special day!

Muskego High School Drama Club http://www.tanglephotography.com/Theater/Drama-Club-Father-of-the-Bride http://www.facebook.com/tanglephotography?sk=photos
MHS Drama Club put on Father of the Bride this week. About a week ago, I took headshots of all the actors and actresses that were helping to hang the drop. Using the Canon 7d with my portrait lens (24-70mm F2.8) with dual flashes shot in the lobby with natural light, I managed to get some very nice shots like these:

I printed these up at one of our favorite National Print labs and they looked fantastic! We did 8x10's for the seniors and 5x7's for the rest of the cast. We made a collage print for the club case and I think it turned out great! The shots for the play are always challenging, because of limited lighting options. I like to do them "journalistic" style, during the dress rehearsal and candid, no posing. The lighting is decent when you are close to the stage. So I set the light meter to partial and try to get as much depth of field as possible (usually f/4 or f/5 is all I can do) and keep the ISO down around 1200-2000.
Once in a while it's good to take away some depth of field and get that fuzzy background look (called bokeh) for the shot to drive the viewers eye in, check out this shot of Kaitlyn, Miss Belemy, shot at f/2.8 with ISO 800. I was standing on the stage, near the wing so I wouldn't interrupt rehearsal too much. Next week we're off to a destination wedding. Should be LOTS of fun! Tom