Saturday was my first wedding this weekend, a very intimate event with just the bride, groom, his two kids, me and my second shooter and then the judge. When we arrived everyone was in the pool in the backyard, so of course, me and Mark hopped in the pool with everyone and began shooting some pretty sweet angles you could only get from the water.
Cheryl and Ken were the couple, and they were absolutely amazing and such a BLAST to hang out with. I'd have a hard time saying I was working because we literally were hanging out with them taking pictures. (I'll post these up later this week)
Today/Sunday was my second wedding of the weekend. My room-mate (well, he's married now, so former roomie) James Ryan Becker got married here in Santa Barbara and it really was just a perfect day! She rode in on a horse, he was happy as could be, and they were seriously just the most beautiful couple. I co-shot the wedding with Melissa Musgrove and we had such a blast! We couldn't go wrong with pictures of these two because they were so amazing!!!
Ryan and Jamie:
Beautiful... can't wait to see the pool shots. Its great to be able to do what you love for a living! :)))) and to be sooo good at it. What a blessing!
ReplyDeleteThats so cool the got married! I remember hearing they were engaged but didn't know then were gettin hitched so soon. Stoked for them. Sweet and very creative pics Tim.
ReplyDeleteIs that shoreline Park?
Agh! You were shooting!!! I would have loved to see you while I was there :(
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Those black and whites are amazing! Were they shot with infared? They look different, but beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI was blown away by these photos. I've got to crash someone's wedding so I can get an opportunity to take photos like these.LOL
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Bud! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteReally hope you can make it to the east coast in September.
I have to say, you're a great wedding photographer. You don't seem to be bound by convention, but at the same time you don't go off the deep end with it and do something ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, I forgot to mention that I like your creative use of overexposure. You don't see that very often (as opposed to underexposure, which is used quite often to creative effect by a number of great photographers and photobloggers, such as Noah Grey), but it gives a dreamy effect to the pictures of the bride.
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