Christena is the epitome of the perfect client for me—her excitement was absolutely contagious. Christena, I can hardly believe that your school year is already almost over, and you’ll be on to your next big adventures 🙂
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Casey and Luke’s fall wedding in Old Town had all the makings of a great day—a warm October afternoon, a sweet couple, gorgeous flowers and details, and of course, donuts from Sweetwater’s (and Casey made a point to send me home with a donut for Jeff—I love a bride with an appreciation for all things sweet and delicious).
Casey described their style as “polished rustic”—take a look at the photos below to see how they pulled it off, and be sure to scroll all the way down for a full list of wedding vendors.
A very special shout out goes to Jessica from Kills Custom Creations for creating Casey’s amazing bouquet. The photo above ended up as a finalist in a photo contest thanks in very large part to her work.
Wedding Vendors:
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It’s funny how your mind remembers certain events of a day. A tiny part of my brain seems to remember driving to Ann Arbor from East Lansing in crazy hot weather when the air conditioning in my car went out, or gulping down water that was hot from being in the car, but when I think back on Hillary and Josh’s wedding day, those little events seem meaningless among all of the other happenings of the day.
What I really remember—what comes to my mind first—is how Josh made Hillary laugh that day, and how he so clearly puts her at ease. I remember them holding each other during their their first dance with a look of absolute bliss. I remember parents that were bursting with excitement to see their children getting married.
I want you to remember that. At the end of the day, you might have a blip of a memory about how it rained on your wedding day, or how hot the weather was. But when you look back, those little things won’t mean much. What you’ll really remember is how that day made you feel, what it was like to see the love of your life and know that on that day, you would be married and what it was like to be surrounded by the people you love most.
Thanks to Diana for second shooting with me!
Scroll to the bottom for a list of vendors from Hillary and Josh’s wedding.
Wedding Vendors:
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As a photographer, I feel like I’m constantly driven to grow and explore. Last year, after talking to a handful of film photographers (and after spending months, or maybe years talking about why I would never shoot film), I finally picked up a film camera on eBay to play with. I was hooked from the moment my first roll of Fuji 400H came back.
Shooting film has made such a difference in how I approach shooting in general. Even though film makes up a tiny fraction of the total photos I take, I’ve found that I’m slowing down across the board to make sure that I’m getting my shots right in my camera. I’m more observant of light, framing and other details, and I’m putting more value into every shutter click (something that’s easy to learn quickly when you’re literally spending at least a dollar every time you click the shutter).
If time allows and the lighting is right, you might see me pull out my film camera at my next wedding or session. I’ve found that it works best with lots of light, and I’m especially keen on golden hour film photos.
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