Kerry gave specific instructions that she wanted us to shoot on film, so we did. With our old standby, black and white film in a Leica we photographed the wedding and reception with film beside our normal digital cameras.
The result makes a really nice accent to the color photographs in her album and will make a few good prints for family and friends.
Interpreting a wedding into photographs can create some extreme results. This type of photography isn’t for every bride, and not for every photographer. But if you like it, we can do it.
We love to photograph in this style there is a freedom to capturing the human moments and motions instead of the form images.
This was an experimental shoot that we did on the streets and beaches of Fort Lauderdale. We used a dress by Patricia South and a friend as the stand-in bride. Thanks Stines!
Nilgun and Bilgin vacationed in Miami and wanted engagement portraits showing the Miami and South Beach atmosphere.
Thankfully the afternoon started cloudy and cool as we shot at Vizcaya Museum. The architecture and gardens made for a fairytale set of photographs. The museum is one of the best public places to make portraits in South Miami. It is best to schedule the shoot for a weekday so that it isn’t too crowded.
Then we went to South Beach and shot a few well lit photos in front of the art-deco hotels. This can be tricky with all of the people walking around. We kept the images simple, but I think that in the future we may try to incorporate that busy hustle and bustle, and might even go in the evening to show the energy and romance of the Miami night-life.
Finally we went to the iconic beach and photographed in the lifeguard station and by the water. These made for very simple and elegant photos as the sun went over the horizon.
The international story of Mark and Juliana crosses France, Germany, Monaco, and Africa and brought them to Christ Church, just outside of Augusta Georgia. At the reception guests feasted on low country boil and the first dance got almost everyone onto the floor in a big square-dance.
In the days leading up to the wedding I hung out with Mark and Juliana and their families photographing the children and grandchildren as they prepaired. One day we all went to a field of wildflowers and I photographed as they picked and pruned. It was idealic and thoroughly enjoyable.
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