christina :: bridal portraits

I had to keep these portraits under wraps until after the wedding day.  Y'know, I didn't want to spoil the surprise for Dad or her Fiance; but now since the vows were exchanged as well as rings, the dancing done, the party thrown I finally get to share these with you.

 

 

disa-analog

I finished out a roll of film at Disa's bridal shoot recently, this was my favorite shot on the roll (or what was left).  The 800 speed film makes the image pretty grainy, but I just love the look and feel of this photo. 

aimee's bridals

So, the weddings over and an amazing time had by all (those to come), I now can reveal Aimee's bridal portraits we did at the new Governor's mansion in Baton Rouge. I loved them all, and I know I probably say that a lot, but it's true. Enjoy.

terri

Sooooo, I took these a while back but couldn't reveal them to you before the wedding (we didn't wan the groom to sneak a peak at the dress before the big day), but here they are, Terri's bridal portraits taken at the Japanese gardens in Fort Worth. You have to hand it to her, the day was unbelievably humid, and hot, Fort Worth being bathed in sun after a wet and dreary morning, but she hung in there and here are the portraits to show for it.

Amber

So, Amber and I met down in south Louisiana at the White Oak Plantation to take a couple of snapshots of her in this ol' dress she found at a thrift store. What do you think?


Okay, seriously, bridal portraits never looked so good. It was cold and windy that morning...hmmm-much like the engagements I took the day before, but she never let it show. What I posted here are not even all of my favorites because if I posted all of my favorites, her entire session would be here.

Mahvalous darling...mahvalous!
Love this shot. Love the rug. Love the dress. Love you.

the dress

Erika and Daniel got married the weekend before Thanksgiving. I'll have some highlights from the wedding up soon, but here's her dress. I like the three of these together because the difference of color temperature between each shot. They look like old photographs of different wedding dresses that were thrown together, but worn by different women at a different time.

Erika's bridals

Went down to ol' Louisianne for Erika's Bridal session. She wanted portraits done at the old state capital in down town Baton Rouge. I've posted a picture of it before, but it looks like an old castle, how cool is that!? Well, the portraits came out gorgeous! Here's a sneak peek at just a few; I've still got some film at the lab waiting to be processed so I may post another one here in a week or so. Anyway, we had a really great time, and I can't wait 'til the wedding!