Friday I had the privilege of watching these two lovers cross the finish line on the race to their wedding. To say Julie and Greg are avid runners is an understatement and came up during service that day. The term the officiant used was "fit to love", a great way to describe their relationship.
I was searching for a good way to start Karen and Ryan's book while I was working on it. This image was near the end of the photos from the day. Even though it's a sunset I would like to think of it as a sunrise. The rest of the book can be seen at the link below.
http://www.artists-eyes.com/events/Karen%20and%20Ryan/book/book.php
I love these images of Karen and Ryan's ceremony. There is so much drama in a well lit church. You can even see the reflection on the smooth stone floor as the two love birds walk down the hallway.
Just a quick post before lunch. I find my self looking for reflections every where now. I like this shot of Ryan reflected in two posters.
This image slipped by my last post. Woops. I have been getting into the habit of making one last image of the couple before I leave for the night. Something sexy to finish the wedding album with. I like this one!
Another great weekend, it was my privilege to attend the wedding of Stephanie and Mark. The two of them have been dating for almost a decade and you can tell. Their connection is strong, you can see it all in Stephanie's smile. I love the shot of Mark and his grooms men sitting on the dock. For a minute I thought the dock was going to give out but we got lucky. I think we can chalk that up to some good karma from Mark and his big brother D Money.
I took a stroll on the beach last night with my camera. I love living so close to the lake. These are part of a series of images I am making by the lake that show waves in motion. The idea that the camera can make something look surreal fascinates me.
I spent Friday night at Cranberry Creek doing some work for their home owners association. The images above were made into a tour of the building that you can click through. Check out the finished product at the link below.
http://www.artists-eyes.com/events/Cranberry%20Creek/room3-1.mov
This weekend I had the privilege of seeing Karen and Ryan get married in a small church in Hubertus. It was actually a really big church but Karen and Ryan's families made it feel like the church down the street. Both their families are so welcoming and I want to thank them all for the kindness they showed me (the hired help).
Whenever I have a long drive I leave a little early to stop for a photo or three. This was one of those Wisconsin days that thick clouds drift overhead casting shadows on the landscape below. I had to jump a barbed wire fence to grab this shot.
I'm almost done with the book guys. I love these shot from the local ice cream shop. If only all ice cream shops could be so cool.
This was my first Armenian wedding ceremony. Near the end of the ceremony the officiant gave the traditional blessing. May you grow old on the same pillow.
I'm on a roll but a guys got to eat. Just one quick post before dinner. I love the shot of the little guy looking at his Lego catalogue. I remember looking through those books as a kid imagining all the cool things I could build.
Another spread from Kristen and Ron's book. I love these shots of Kristen's dress just moments before she put it on.
I'm working on Kristen and Ron's book today but I though I would take a quick blog break. This is the first spread in the book. I thought the strips cut in the black wall made a dramatic start to the album.
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