Before spring fades to summer, use wildflowers to add color and life to your photography. Wildflowers add a natural, timeless feel to your images while giving your photos texture and color. There are endless ways to edit these natural beauties. You can get a light, soft feel similar to the image below. You can also go with a burst of warm or cool color like the last two photos.
In celebration of Cinco de Mayo, I wanted to highlight some Mexico wedding photography! These photographs scream mexico in so many different ways and they make me want to jump on a plane due South. Viva Mexico!!
The Hot Hot summer is right around the corner, why not have your engagements captured across the big blue sea. Take a peek at the lovely destination engagement shoots. Where would you and your honey go?
until next week,
photo by Lissa Anglin Photography
photo by Lissa Anglin Photography
Take the wedding hair dare!!
Yes, there are a million ways you can wear your hair on wedding day but don’t just stop there. Please look at the beautiful photographs of wedding day hair and accessories…the possibilities are endless!
Pastel, an editing style?
Muted colors, lots of cream shadows, and popping teals and blues are brushed over these beautiful wedding day details. The style seems to reflect the feel of the Easter celebration. “According to the canonical gospels, Jesus, rose from the dead on the third day after his crucifixion. His resurrection is celebrated on Easter Day or Easter Sunday”- Wikipedia What is more perfect for a spring celebration than soft whites with romantic pinks and blues?
All of the photographs were found here, Bonjour Tristesse. If you love the pastel, melancholy look then you might spend hours here perusing the images.
Canaan & Kell
a happy friday engagement video!
an engagement announcement in the form of a video can be a unique twist on the traditional engagement shoot!! it doesn’t have to be an engagement but it can be as simple as filming the way you feel for each other and documenting your love.-kelly
video by kelly christine photo
more about kelly-”Born into a family of musicians, artists, soap-makers and sheep-farmers, it was only natural for Kelly to pick up on her own creative skill at a young age. At 15 she got her first camera and fell in love with photographing people and things around her, but after a while that wasn’t enough. After receiving a 35mm Canon film camera as a gift she began experimenting with all different kinds of photography; lomography, polaroids, etc. This eventually led to her collecting vintage cameras. She shot her first wedding for a friend at age 17 and was hooked from there. Nowadays Kelly travels back and forth between her East Texas hometown and her new home, Dallas for shoots ranging from family portraits, kids, maternity, fashion, parties, weddings, films & more. She loves to get creative so if you’ve got an idea or have some questions for her you can send an e-mail to [email protected]!“
