Architect, Lindsay Shelton, guest blogs today to show us how we can define ceremony and reception spaces.
”Using different methods of lighting and decor can clearly define space. A great space can also be achieved by a spectacular piece of architecture, a temporary structure, or a building as common as a barn…”
”Above, lighting doubles as an object to define the space as well as a ambient light above each long table.”
Just do it…ELOPE! You+ your love+and the camera, making memories on your wedding day. Eloping is a super intimate and wonderfully romantic way
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Last Tuesday we featured three super talented film photographers and this week we spotlight three uber talented digital photographer. We can agree that film and digital are very different but what really counts is the vision behind the camera. Comment below and leave some love for these photographers!!
Until next week, LOVE,
I don’t know about you folks up north but here in Dallas it’s already blazin’ hot. It’s time to take your engagements where the land meets the water. There are so many ways to capture your love on the water.
Think of the most beautiful wedding you have ever seen… Now multiply that by ten! That’s Brittany and Jamie’s wedding in the garden at Marie Gabrielle, in Dallas. It was such a lovely affair for a couple so in love. And to top it all off, Brittany’s daddy surprised the couple with jaw dropping, 1800′s stained glass windows. They were rescued by monks from a church in Wisconsin that was being torn down. They will blow you away! Thank you to Amanda with Backroad photography for second shooting with me!
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Don’t get me wrong, I love a traditional photo booth but recently I have seen so many fun and creative booths that I couldn’t resist sharing! What better way to remember all people you love from your wedding day.
It is true, beauty abounds in nature. The possibilities are endless when a bride’s essence is captured in the great outdoors. Use greenery as your colored canvas for your bridal portraits…it’s ART!!
