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Chris and Ann were married at Cama Beach State Park, where guests were invited to stay in the camp cabins for a weekend of fun. Saturday morning began with a brunch featuring coffee and bagels — guess which fun app brought them together! — followed by a group hike. The afternoon ceremony by the shore…
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Sharon and George were married at the beautiful Drake Hotel in Chicago, IL. Their wedding was filled with joy as they beautifully honored their Jewish and Russian heritage, celebrated their love for their family and friends, and embraced the thrill of a great party. The day began with a calm anticipation as they prepared for…
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Kim and Andrew’s fun wedding took place at the campgrounds of Prince William Forest State Park. Both the bride and groom are very crafty, filling the wedding with unique personal and DIY touches throughout the celebration. Guests were invited to stay in the camp cabins where they received welcome care packages. On the morning of…
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If you need to shoot for your portfolio, be transparent with the lead photographer. Determine before the wedding day what the lead photographer permits you to include in your personal portfolio. This post concerns specifically creating a wedding portfolio to showcase your second shooting skills.
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I absolutely love being a second shooter. I got my start in wedding photography as a dedicated associate shooter, and even once I started primary shooting, I still continued to second shoot. A second shooter experiences a wedding very differently than a primary shooter. We’ll start with the obvious tips, but also the most important…
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Dylan and Sandra ‘s wedding at Silver State Park was brimming with positive vibes. The sky, gently veiled with controlled wildfire smoke, cast a soft, romantic glow that perfectly complemented this loving couple and their guests. The father of the bride serenaded the wedding party as they lined up for the ceremony, and guests followed…
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To me, wedding photography is story telling by capturing candid moments and personal details from the wedding. However, my favorite part of the day to photograph happens to have nothing to do with storytelling, but everything to do with relationships: the family and group photos. I enjoy the group photographs, whether you just have 3…