Wedding Photography Behind The Scenes | Creamery 201 | Nikon Z7ii 

Your content is so great, this channel should have many more subscribers! I love how smooth and clear your flow of the day is, how easy you make it look, which I'm sure it is not (at least not at all times) :) I love how consistent you are with the 35mm and how varied your shots are, your storytelling through stills, amazing. Even though I'm not following you for the gear tips, I genuinely love your work and your flow, I need to ask - I see you went back to Nikon (my choice too and a bit of a learning curve for me switching from D810 to my Z6II) and I'm wondering how you find managing the autofocus modes on the fast paced wedding day. Which one do you usually use, especially in shots from high up, which may not be easy in terms of seeing where you or the camera is focusing, same for the reception dances and crowds. Just out of curiosity :)

Learning a lot from you, thanks for the video. Your directing skill is awesome!

Many thank great BTS learnt a lot ❤️

That z7 II is legit.

Awesome video!

Many thanks about to do my first wedding in years. Gives me great ideas with the BTS especially 🎉🎉🎉

What focal lengths were you using ?

BTS is great!! What kind of strap is that

Great BTS as always! I would be interested in hearing more about using a small on-camera light for stills. Haven't seen many wedding photographers with this technique.

The lights you set up the ceremony was that just a key light or did you use it as a flash too?

Awesome!! What lenses are you using,if you don’t mind sharing 😊

The BTS video is so helpful thank you 🙏🏻 by the way you used prime lens all the time. Are they 35mm and 50mm?

nice/ you could use purchase links for gear, i will defs look into those godox lights

A silly question, but why didn't you photograph the flatlays on the table? Why was it better next to the window?

Sold the lumix?

What on camera light are you using?

Ryan Fizmagic found his calling post NFL 👌

What happened to the lumix s5mk2 ?

Just not a fan of constantly directing the wedding day is too unnatural plus do you use the screen to shoot every shot? I bet the battery doesnt last too long?

10:53 Gorgeous venue, a shame they used such ugly chairs tho.

10:06 and that is exactly why I advocate for clients NOT to have a wedding party. It's set nowhere in stone that you must have bridesmaids and or groomsmen. People really do forget it's their wedding, not their friends, not their cousins, siblings or whoever else they decide to have in there stealing the spotlight. But I'm just a drunk. What do I know.