Conseils pour la photographie de mariage avec le TAMRON 35-150mm F/2-2.8

Capturing unforgettable wedding moments takes more than just timing—it takes the right lens. Whether you’re shooting emotional close-ups or sweeping group portraits, a 35-150mm lens offers the flexibility you need to handle it all. In particular, the Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8 has become a go-to choice for many pros thanks to its speed, versatility, and stunning image quality. If you’re aiming to level up your wedding photography with a 35-150mm lens, this guide will show you how to make the most of every shot.

Images et conseils d'Elmer Escobar

Ce que vous apprendrez dans cet article :

  • Why a 35-150mm zoom range is ideal for weddings
  • How to use wide and telephoto focal lengths creatively
  • Tips for natural, candid shots using minimal direction
  • Techniques for balancing subject focus and background blur
  • Real-world examples from pro photographer Elmer Escobar

TIP 1: Create Intimate Wedding Moments with a Zoom Lens

Bride and groom walking down stone steps holding hands, captured during golden hour as part of wedding photography with a 35-150mm lens. ©Elmer Escobar

Use the 35-150mm focal range to step into the scene without intruding—perfect for capturing genuine expressions from a distance.

“I wanted to capture a candid moment between the bride and groom for this shot below. The 35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXD (Modèle A058) allowed me to feel as if I was “in” the scene, as opposed to being far away and zooming in a bunch.”

TIP 2: Capture Genuine Smiles in Candid Couple Shots

Bride and groom sharing a joyful, candid moment—perfectly captured during wedding photography with a 35-150mm lens. ©Elmer Escobar

Zoom in for privacy and emotion—ideal for preserving natural laughter and quiet moments between the bride and groom.

“For this shot, I wanted the groom to whisper something special in the bride’s ear. I think their genuine smiles shining through speak for themselves! By zooming in, I was able to give them privacy for this precious moment.”

TIP 3: Highlight Wedding Details Like Rings and Accessories

Close-up of bride’s hand showing wedding ring, photographed using a 35-150mm lens to highlight fine details in wedding photography. ©Elmer Escobar

Use longer focal lengths and wide apertures to draw attention to bridal jewelry with soft, flattering background blur.

“I wanted to make sure to capture the details of the bride’s ring. Having a longer focal length and wider aperture helped to create that beautiful blur and attention solely on the ring.”

TIP 4: Tell the Story with Dynamic Walking Portraits

Bride and groom sharing a quiet moment outdoors, beautifully captured using a 35-150mm zoom lens for wedding photography. ©Elmer Escobar

Shoot on the wide end of the 35-150mm lens while moving with the couple to create immersive, storytelling-style wedding photos.

“To capture this image, we walked alongside the bride and groom. By being on the wider end of the lens and walking with them, it gave us a more “in-the-moment” feel than if we had zoomed in and caught them at a distance.”

TIP 5: Balance Background Atmosphere with Subject Focus

Bride and groom standing together near a fountain with colorful papel picado flags in the background, sharing a quiet moment before their ceremony. ©Elmer Escobar

Blur busy backgrounds while maintaining context—great for artistic wedding portraits that feel rich but not cluttered.

“We wanted to capture all the details going on the background while still maintaining the attention on our couple. By zooming in and using a wide aperture, we were able to blur the details so they wouldn’t be too distracting, but still present. I also had the bride look away from the camera, so she wasn’t tilting her chin down to the camera too much.”

TIP 6: Keep It Natural with Pets and Playful Candid Shots

Bride and groom walking hand-in-hand with two dressed-up dogs during a city wedding session. ©Elmer Escobar

Capture relaxed, in-motion moments with couples and their dogs using longer focal lengths for unobtrusive, organic imagery.

“We wanted a candid feel for this photo so we had the 35-150mm zoomed in quite a bit. When photographing with dogs, we’ve learned that walking shots are perfect. While our couples look at each other, the dogs do their thing, and it produces a natural looking image!”

Final Thoughts: Elevate Your Wedding Photography with Confidence

Whether you’re shooting quiet moments, lively group scenes, or playful portraits, the versatility of a 35-150mm zoom lens—especially the Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8—makes it a powerful tool in any wedding photographer’s kit. As these tips from Elmer Escobar show, thoughtful composition and lens choice can turn everyday wedding scenes into timeless keepsakes. With the right approach, wedding photography with a 35-150mm lens can help you capture not just photos—but real emotion and story.

Ready to elevate your next shoot? Try incorporating these tips and see how your wedding photography transforms.

En savoir plus sur la standard Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8 for Sony E and Nikon Z mirrorless cameras. Find an revendeurs Tamron agréés dans votre région ou visitez le site Magasin TAMRON aujourd'hui.

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