Thursday, May 14, 2009

Sandy & Lenney

A few weeks ago I shot a wedding with the talented Matt Debackere in Chicago.  I wasn't the lead photographer but I managed to get a lot of great shots.  The entire wedding party was TONS of fun and so easy to photograph.  Thanks guys!  Congrats on the nuptials!
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Adorable-that's what they are

I am about a week later than I had promised but here are a few shots from the Bergfeld/Hamlin Wedding on the 18th of April.
These two were ADORABLE...  and oh so in love.
The Details

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The Bride
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So in Love
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And they danced the night away
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Monday, March 30, 2009

Organized Chaos

Sometimes I get overwhelmed with the beauty of natural light. Matt and I went antiquing a few weekends ago (one of my favorite things to do) and we found an incredible shop in St. Joseph. The light pouring into this back room was to die for!
I am in love with the image on the left. I enjoy that the door is boarded in but the frame is still there and that the electrical piping draws your eye to the spinning fan. The detail in the white painted brick is delicious too (another weakness of mine). I love that I just happened upon this scene and I didn't move a thing... the way chaos can look so organized through a lens.

I am thinking that the image of the thread would look fantastic hanging in my craft room. To bad the Belding Brother & Co thread case was $400. That would have looked great in my craft room too!

Friday, March 20, 2009

New Lens!

I finally got my new wide angle/ macro lens I have been pining after.  They will come in mighty handy for some upcoming weddings I'm shooting.  I can't wait to start shooting with it.  Here's some shots of the two extremes.
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