Posted by: Turn Loose The Art | March 8th, 2010
Got a few rolls back from Richard Photo today, and couldn’t help but post a few I shot during Ruth and Greg’s session down in Tampa a few weeks back. (These were shot on the Contax 645 with Kodak 400NC film.)
Posted by: Raw Photo Design | March 8th, 2010
So, this one time, Kim & Sebastian took us to dinner in South Norwalk (where Sebastian proposed). Sebastian ordered 1 order of dumplings, half steamed, half fried. Simple, right? Wrong.
Instead the waitress brought us 4 orders of fried dumplings and 4 orders of steamed dumplings…you got it 64 dumplings for one table. We laughed really hard, then had to take a picture.
It also seemed fitting to put the ring on a dumpling, by the way…the fried ones were way better than the steamed ones.
Silly me. Did I mention that we shooting Kim & Sebastian’s wedding in Turks and Caicos next week?
Can’t wait guys, hope you enjoy your images, we had a great night with you guys!
Posted by: Mike Richards Photography | March 8th, 2010
I wasn’t sure if this session was ever going to take place, after three cancelled sessions due to the strange weather we were receving here in Florida, and knowing that their wedding was in April, I was getting a bit worried. We scheduled the engagement session on a day that we thought would perfect and wouldn’t you know it, it was cold and soooo windy!
I was a bit worried that we would have to reschedule again but Melissa was ready to roll, whether or not the weather was ideal. In the end, it was probably one of the funnest engagement sessions I have done and the pics turned out amazing!
Posted by: MQ Photography | March 6th, 2010
As soon as we found each other in Ybor City I knew it was going to be an awesome day for pict-chah making. The way we met may to some be hilarious, (we were walking around 5 feet from each other talking on the phone trying to find one another), but to me is just well, life. We shot until there was no more light, and I believe I gave a very thorough tour of Ybor City as we walked from one end to the other, and then back again.
Shelli & Patrick, thank you so much for wandering around with me all afternoon! I had an amazing time getting to know you guys, cant wait for the wedding.
- Briana
Posted by: Creative Image Collections | March 5th, 2010
1 Rachel + 1 Dave = 2 adorable and fun people in love. I loved photographing these two love birds for their engagement session in West Hartford and Farmington, CT. Rachel told me a while back that she wanted to do something fun for her Eshoot and originally it was going to be in the fall. However, hectic day to day stuff (Dave and Rachel are both going to school), kept their schedules filled, so time wasn’t allowing for something fally. Winter isn’t to be forgotten and this shoot especially won’t be forgotten by me, since I froze my batookis off. I think the high temp for the day was about 19 degrees. It was winter indeed. Not to mention we shot on ice. Real ice. Like out on a frozen pond. ;o) Not too worry, the ice was pretty thick since it was so darn cold out. The dip in temperature was a constant reminder to me that is pretty positive we wouldn’t fall through the ice! Of course, being a photographer and all, working on an icey pond with thousands of dollars invested in the palm of my hand, I had visions of how if I fell through I would hold my camera up out the water and hand it off before I sunk to the bottom. Terrible to think that way, but I am being quite honest with you. I think of these things!
So I spent a great deal of time with Rachel and Dave and I enjoyed myself fully with the two of them! We had a quite the adventure! Shooting in Farmington’s Winding Trails, and then West Hartford downtown area!
Enjoy…
phew…
Smootchin’ to warm things up a bit! ;o)
We had this part of the pond to ourselves mainly…not too many up for skating in bitter nose-nipping cold weather!
Rachel is so pretty…
brrrrrrrrrrr…but the wind was so cool for the shot!
Dave is so handsome. Modelesque!
Love this moment…
We stopped by a Starbuck’s in West Hartford to grab some coffee and warm up a bit…I love using available lighting…this was in hall way to the bathrooms. Who knew hanging out by the John could be so fun!
As we were walking to Starbuck’s Rachel told me she bought her dress at Camille Bridal Couture . Not a second later did I start thinking up a photo shoot inside with her and all the dresses! ”What is one soon to be bride to do with so many dresses to choose from??!!!”
So after our coffee break we walked across the street and peeked in to see if they would be so kind to allow me to photograph Rachel in the back with all the dresses. A few minutes later and a phone call and we were good to go! The ladies in Camille’s were so accommodating and helpful! It is quite the cute little boutique!
Rachel wanted a ring shot with some lace…
Our last stop on the list was Crate and Barrel, where they are registered (hint hint hint), and where life seems so perfect when inside! I love it there! So much fun!
Thanks Rachel and Dave! It was great getting to know you and spending all that time with you!
Happy Friday all!
Off to prepare for my first wedding of the year this weekend!
Meg
Posted by: MQ Photography | March 4th, 2010
I must say that the weather here in Florida has been a bit uncharacteristic to say the least. Basically, chilly. I say that because it was one of those chilly days when we went out for Amy & Jeff’s engagement session arounf downtown Tampa.
We ended up at the newly re-constructed Tampa Museum of Fine Art and it was awesome. We love what they have done with the space there and its so inviting for families and pups (they even have a dog park!) to go spend time down there in the park.
They were both so much fun and we are so happy with the photos. Enjoy.
Posted by: Eight20 Photography | March 2nd, 2010
we met them at sangini and vik’s wedding. they are awesome. when i suggested old train tracks they were as excited as i was. they have crazy style. i can’t wait for their wedding in july. xoxo, nicky
Posted by: Jonathan Canlas Photography | March 2nd, 2010
It may not look like it, but it was FREEZING during this shoot. It was so windy and just COLD. We shot these here in Lehi (literally a couple minutes from my house) after the first place I wanted to shoot was basically a WIND TUNNEL blowing in the wrong direction :).
I can't WAIT for their wedding @ Sundance next month.
You can view the whole event and order prints HERE.
Posted by: Turn Loose The Art | March 1st, 2010
So I headed out to Botanical Gardens yesterday to meet Amanda and Nathan, and ran smack-dab into one of the most gorgeous afternoon I’ve seen in a long time. These two make a ridiculously cool and stylish couple, and take a darn good picture to boot. Plus, they were kind enough to laugh at my jokes. And for those of you who know me, that’s hard to do sometimes.
Needless to say, I’m loving the shots we took … and here’s a few early favorites …
Posted by: Picsee Studio | March 1st, 2010
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