Even now and then I see things online that really grab me and like to share them here. This is one of them.

The Royal Wedding itself was something I was not fussed about either way, not being a huge monarchist. Great that a couple in love got married of course. All the fuss surrounding it is not really something I am into but I understand how and why it brought so many people together and that is really a good thing. Anything positive that brings people together is great and nothing actually captures the nature of this better from what I have seen of official Royal Wedding coverage than this video by David Francis.

Gorgeous job of capturing the feel of a big event in an unconventional way. All shot 50p and conformed to 25p for the slow motion but using the real time sound. Love that we never see people actually talking just the portraits of them. Really great job with this in every aspect. Capturing a wide cross section of people. Getting some stunning shots and lovely editing and grade.  Thanks for emailing it to me in the first place so I could share it!

Kit wise this is what he shot with: 7D, all on a manfrotto 290 series tripod,. Canon 50mm, 16-35mm and a Tamaron 70-300mm lenses.

STREET LEVEL ROYAL WEDDING from David Francis on Vimeo.

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