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A Wedding In Galveston–Thoughts And Hindsight
No matter how much you *think* you know about photographing a wedding, there is always something new to learn and take back for use at a future wedding. Since hindsight is 20-20, here are a few...
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A Wedding In Galveston – Après Ceremony And The Reception
Immediately after the ceremony, the bridal party ensconced themselves in an empty room within of the gazebo and waited for the guests to head for the reception. Next on the schedule were family...
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A Wedding In Galveston – The Bridal Party Posed Shots
Josh and Maegan did one of the smartest things I think any bride and groom can do: they opted to get all of the posed shots (sans families) out of the way *before* the ceremony. That way, only the...
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A Wedding In Galveston – The Bride Getting Ready
Judging by the room Josh and Maegan had, I’d say the San Luis Resort penthouse suites are – well – sweet I entered with all of my gear, set it out of the way of the ladies in the room, and began...
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A Galveston Wedding – The Big Day: Hairstyling and Makeup
My day of photography did not start until 10AM, when I met the bride, her mother, her daughter, and bridesmaids down in the resort’s spa for a morning of hairstyling and makeup. The salon portion of...
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A Wedding In Galveston: The Gear
Originally, I had written a 2800-word blog post (give or take). Yikes! Way too long! I think the human attention span tends to get a nervous tic over anything past 1200 words (which is the length I...
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Introducing Andrew and Juliana
If you read my previous post, then you know I spent my Christmas holiday in eastern Washington. This post photographically details the wedding I photographed in Tacoma, on December 28, while still...
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Photographing Jennifer and John’s Big Day
I met Jennifer several years ago, during our Texas Renaissance Festival days; I have a couple of fun photos of her elaborately costumed as a zombie wench during the Halloween-themed weekend. I also...
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Photographing Kevin and Amber’s Big Day
Gads! I know! It’s been forever since I last posted to this site. So sorry! I’ve had two weddings, a trip to Hawaii, and two airshows that I’ve photographed since my last post. Oh yeah, and a day...
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Getting The Shots for Kyle and Adrienne
I’m not a full-time wedding photographer so I don’t have a wedding scheduled every week like some photographers with whom I am acquainted. I’m happy with the three weddings I have booked for this...
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A Wedding In Galveston–Thoughts And Hindsight
No matter how much you *think* you know about photographing a wedding, there is always something new to learn and take back for use at a future wedding. Since hindsight is 20-20, here are a few...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A Wedding In Galveston – Après Ceremony And The Reception
Immediately after the ceremony, the bridal party ensconced themselves in an empty room within of the gazebo and waited for the guests to head for the reception. Next on the schedule were family...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A Wedding In Galveston – The Bridal Party Posed Shots
Josh and Maegan did one of the smartest things I think any bride and groom can do: they opted to get all of the posed shots (sans families) out of the way *before* the ceremony. That way, only the...
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A Wedding In Galveston – The Bride Getting Ready
Judging by the room Josh and Maegan had, I’d say the San Luis Resort penthouse suites are – well – sweet ;-) I entered with all of my gear, set it out of the way of the ladies in the room, and began...
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A Galveston Wedding – The Big Day: Hairstyling and Makeup
My day of photography did not start until 10AM, when I met the bride, her mother, her daughter, and bridesmaids down in the resort’s spa for a morning of hairstyling and makeup. The salon portion of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A Wedding In Galveston: The Gear
Originally, I had written a 2800-word blog post (give or take). Yikes! Way too long! I think the human attention span tends to get a nervous tic over anything past 1200 words (which is the length I...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Introducing Andrew and Juliana
If you read my previous post, then you know I spent my Christmas holiday in eastern Washington. This post photographically details the wedding I photographed in Tacoma, on December 28, while still...
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