Thursday, September 8, 2011
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Photography
When I was in college I found the best way to learn something
was to try and explain what I knew to someone one else.
was to try and explain what I knew to someone one else.
So, here goes, I am going to try and post "Photography Tips" or musings on photography, or something... more regularly... these posts will include images I love, ideas that inspire me, people I admire, lens I use, techniques, workshops I've been to, etc.
When I worked at paper the editor and chief always gave the same advice, "Find someone, working in your field, whose work you love. Then, study them."
So, I say, find a wedding photographer whose work you admire.
These are the four wedding photographers I admire most (in no particular order)...
Their work challenges me. Inspires me. Drives me.
I love what they do. I look at the images they make as often as possible.
I raise my glass to Noa, Anna, Clayton and guys at the juice stop.
(Loud cheering and clapping!!!!)
Anna Kuperberg
Clayton Austin
Noa
Lemon Lime Photography
Monday, September 5, 2011
Michelle and Zeke (Sneak Peek) Arlington Town Hall, MA Wedding
This wedding was not about the details.
Or the cake, or the colors, or the aesthetic view point.
This wedding was about something... so much more.
openness
community
authenticity
relationship
joy
Zeke and Michelle - your wedding was beautiful.
Photographers: Amanda, Will and Marina
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Annette and Jordan Zorvino Vineyards, NH Wedding (Sneak Peek)
Something about a vineyard makes me think old fashioned romance.
Annette and Jordan have that classic, old-Hollywood-style love... the kind that makes you want to get swept off your feet... the kind that makes you want to fall in love all over again.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Blogged - A Bycycle Built for Two
Two Dress Wedding: Ariel + Michelle
Amanda from Boro Creative Visions submitted Ariel and Michelle's queer Connecticut wedding. In nearly all of the 75 or so pictures that I looked at, they are constantly kissing, touching and looking at each other loving. I fell in love with them instantly. No photo gimmicks, no poses and no self-conscious awareness. To quote Amanda: Love. Is. Beautiful.
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