There is something to be said for shooting late in the day. The light is so magical. So many people worry about having enough light, but it always seem to me that when you are almost out of light, that is when the magic happens. Last night my wife Courtney and I shot Heather and Ciaran's wedding. We had a lot of fun and shot a ton of images. It will take a few weeks for me to comb through everything, but I wanted to pick one to share.
Hi Everyone! I shot a few engagement sessions this past weekend. The first couple was Rebecca and Ryan. Rebecca is a fellow Art Center Alumni and wanted something a little more urban for their engagement session. I found this great location and we had a lot of fun.
The next day I was hanging out with Brett and Bowen. We hung out around Old Town Pasadena. I played with the color on a few of these as they are going to use on of these images for their save the date which has a mid thirties old California feel a la Steinbeck. At the end of the night we went for Gelato and enjoyed the warm summer night.
We were recently discovered (via my wife's webstite: Flush Designs) and written up by a cool blog called Little Winter Bride. She's a New Yorker living in Milan writing about cool stuff from all around. Not too bad of a life. I would say that's getting pretty close to the Dolce Vita if you ask me. If you get a chance, hop over to Little Winter Bride. Check it out, subscribe, post and enjoy.
Many of our clients are extremely excited with our new Queensberry album. We,too, are in love with it.
Queensberry is a New Zealand based album company. I definitely think it is one of the best in the market. There are numerous cover options. All mats are laser-cut so we are not confined to pre-designed templates. The end result is a one-of-the-kind heirloom!
Courtney & Erin
Inspired by the aged brick wall of the wedding site, Courtney chose this plum leather with heavy grains for the album cover.
This spread showcases a fold-out flip page.
See below for an album slideshow with more images.