Showing posts with label light. Show all posts
Showing posts with label light. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Eyes on the back of my head.

People ask me all the time what the advantages are of hiring a second photographer for your wedding. Someone to not just assist the main photographer, but to actually shoot and capture images from a second vantage point. I could go into a lengthy explanation about why it's worth the investment to have a second point of view, or about how one person can't possibly be in every spot at once, but I think I'll just let this set of images, of the same part of a ceremony, speak for themselves.

First gorgeous image by my friend, the always incredible Kym of Kym Vitar Photography, second shooting for Intuitive Images Photography. Second image by yours truly.


Wednesday, December 7, 2011

The trouble with muses....



... is that they never stop inspiring you. 


Okay, I guess that's not necessarily trouble. 

Monday, April 26, 2010

The B Family

Well, my great friend Cheryl decided she needed some new family photos (who DOESN'T need new family photos?! Kids change every day!) so she booked a session with me.  You'll recognize her youngest, Nolan, from his nine month photoshoot last month.  We met at the circle at Orange, which is quickly becoming one of my favorite places to shoot.  (Apparently, I'm not the only one- two other photographers were hitting some of the same spots we were with their clients, too! That's ok- I can always find new and interesting little enclaves here..)  I love this family so much- not only is Cheryl a phenomenal friend, but her smile just lights up a room, her husband is so cool and genuine, and her boys are so incredibly sweet.  My own experience with my boys has been completely different.  My boys are little cavemen.  Cheryl's boys are little gentlemen.  And, those faces.  So beautiful, so expressive.  I can't get enough.  The session flew by, and I think we got some really stellar images for them.  I love shooting families with young kids- they don't try too hard.  Kids don't know about stagefright or acting a certain way.  You tell them to smile, they do.  You make a joke, they laugh.  And when no one's looking, little boys look at their mommies with pure, unabashed love.  Can't wait to see more of these guys.