I am loving these images and the way they are coming out. So I figure if it’s something that I love you the readers might love it as well. It has taken us almost a year to figure out how to make these kinds of images. The right kind of camera, film, to how to get a good scan. We own almost 30 camera’s at this point. It’s very satisfying when you start to get good consistent results from something that has taken so much time to work out. There were a few times when I thought I should probably stop, since the resulting images were terrible. I am glad I didn’t though. The imperfections, the grain add something genuine to the photograph. I thought I would share another from the second wedding last weekend.
I needed a few things from the Mac store this weekend. So after getting some lunch I headed over to the Park Meadows Mall. When I got done with the mac store, I walked around for a few minutes looking at the displays. I love seeing the trends and styling of the ads. One of my favorite stores is Aldo, so I went in to look around. I saw this hairband that I thought Angie would really love, so I bought it for her. Why am I telling you all this? Well that little hair band ended up leading to a quick 15 minute shoot with my beautiful wife. Here is a portrait that will hopefully have you wanting to see the rest.
Everyone should have a picture of their wedding dress like this. We love to take pictures of wedding dresses and incorporate the venue or the environment. This was taken at Two Rivers Winery in Grand Junction and has views of the Monument.
A few tips from a photographers perspective.
1. Get something you are going to love
2. Get a dress that fits well and you will be comfortable in. It doesn’t matter how pretty it is if you are going to be uncomfortable all day
3. If you need another opinion you can always feel free to send over a few pictures of the dresses you are looking at for an opinion on which designs are flattering and will look the best in pictures. We have had a lot of brides send over there dresses for an opinion and we have seen hundreds of dresses and know what materials and cuts will be the best for your body type. We are here to help guide you through any part of the process.
I know many of our new brides that have signed a contract for next year are just now or soon will be looking for their beautiful dresses. I wanted to give you a few great places to start your search. These are in no particular order.
500 16th Street, Suite 234, Denver, Colorado 80202
2. Anna Be
phone: 720.855.1111
email: info@anna-be.com
1575 boulder street denver, colorado 80211
phone: 720.493.9454
email: info@coloradobridalcollection.com
8101 East Belleview Avenue · Denver, Colorado 80237
phone: 303.355.9491
299 Detroit Street, Denver, CO
We got our September 2010 Rangefinder Magazine in the mail last week. Before we could open it one of our friends called, all excited. He wanted to let us know that he had seen us in the magazine. I have to say in a good way, it will probably never get old seeing our work published or seeing us speak at such a large convention. It’s so cool to be a part of WPPI 2011 and we have some great information in store for you guys.
Registration for our class will begin in Mid October so keep your eyes peeled.
For anyone that doesn’t know WPPI is our industries largest trade show, convention, print competition in the world. Over 12,000 photographers were at it last year in Las Vegas.
