Boise Wedding Photography by Nate Perkes focuses bringing a fresh, modern approach to capturing your day.
**UPDATE** Andrew, my blog designer, helped me figure out how to offer the below tutorial as an Photoshop action to download. Check out the bottom of the page for the download link. I’ve recently received a few questions about creating my different Diptychs and Triptychs on my blog, which are fancy names for what I…
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Bryanna and Spencer hired me for two hours on their wedding day to capture them as they came out of the Boise LDS Temple, the family formals, and a few of Spencer and Bryanna by themselves. Despite the fact that the day was FREEZING and extremely windy, Spencer and Bryanna were so happy and excited…
Just gorgeous! Worth venturing out in the cold
These are beautiful! Love her blowing-in-the-wind hair 
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… like Gelato Ice Cream that make me smile. And yes, although I may be pregnant, Italian ice cream is the kind of novelty that should give every one an extra bounce in their step. Since it’s the start of the ‘New Year’, I’ve heard ALL the advertisements about goal setting and resolutions. Well, here…
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I have been saving this. For my new blog. I remember while I was shooting this wedding in Mexico, I thought to myself that I wanted to let this be the post to open up my new blog. Dominic and Dorys are truly amazing people. Their families are amazing people. They’re extraordinary. And continued…
What a beautiful wedding! And you are right about that church. It looks like it was an amazing place. Well done.
Great new blog! It suits you I will be back to enjoy your future posts.
Absolutely love the new blog. Congrats. And this wedding was AMAZING! Loved it.
Wow! I follow J* like a hawk and though I didn’t follow you before cousre, but, all I can say…WOW. You did a fantastic job!! Are you shooting with the Canon 5D Mark II as well?
**NOTE** This is a PINNED post. Scroll down for latest posts. I have been so excited to announce my new blog. I have been working feverishly with Andrew Childress at Shutterhive. He contacted me with some ideas after he saw me on the Jasmine Star/CreativeLIVE event and I told him I wasn’t quite ready…
Thanks so much Nate! I had a blast working with you to create your custom site. Thanks so much for all of the positive words and I look forward to working with you again in the future!
Nate,
The new blog looks great. It certainly reflects the clean stylish and professional appearence of a Photographer of the first order. Congratulations on a job very well done.
Albert
Hi! Is it only me or is there no rss on this website? It would be nice to provide an rss source, followed you this way on the old website….
Nice design!
Anna
Hi Anna! Will be adding it VERY soon…thanks for the tip. Glad you like the new design. Andrew was great to work with!
The sweet man that married Nate and I gave us quite a wonderful list of marital advice; I wished that we could have written everything down. One thing in particular has stuck in my mind: he told us that now is the time for us to start writing our own “books”… with our own traditions,…
Thanks for sharing your traditions with us! That sounds delicious and so much fun!! I want a Jerusalem dinner tonight!
It IS! I LOVE it. One of my favorite parts as well is we sit on the ground and eat with our hands. It is honestly usually my favorite dinner of the year. : )
corafel Thomas - thanks for sharing this. I have been following your work since Creative Live with Jasmine. I like the new site and your photos too.By the way your wife looks amazing pregnant you should post more of her:-)and you two guys. Yes I like post like this and if you be kind to share the action with me I’d be thrilled to try it.Keep it up and Good luck on your business and may all your goals for 2011 be fulfilled with the grace of God.
Serge - Looks great!
Thank you in advance
Hope to see more your great images
Lynn - Nate, I would love the action!! Thanks for the tips!
Lynn - Love the tutorials Nate, keep them coming!!
melissa t - Thanks for this blog. I’ve been creating diptychs a different way – via creating a new doc and copying and pasting over. I had to mathematically know the pixel numbers before creating too.
I went through all of your steps up until the last section where you add a border. I have Elements 6 and do not have a stroke feature.
I also had to improvise in the canvas section.
Emily @ Anna Delores Photography - This was so very helpful, Nate — thank you so much for sharing!
Emily Reiter - SUPER helpful, thank you so much!
Kasandra Mathieson - Nate…just found this tutorial and loved it! Thanks for making it so easy to follow! Will look for more tutorials, happy to have this diptych method!
Veggie Mama - This was the best ever, thank you times a million!
Amy Medicus Hollabaugh - I have never down action buttons before! It wouldn’t let me download yours? Are you able to print diptychs and Triptychs or is it just for internet use?
Marco A Martinez - Hi, thanks for the tutorial, I can’t seem to download the action… do you still have it available? thanks!
Chinwe - I’ve used this as a reference so many times. Thanks so much for posting this!