Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Mr. & Mrs.

Weddings are my favorite type of shoot.  Mostly adults, mostly the couple, in fact.  They always stand where you tell them to.  The smile is always genuine.  The styling has been ironed out long before the session.  A dream come true.  


Marne` and Brian were no exception, and their family was AMAZING!  Marne`s mom, Cheryl helped me with her dress (the dress SHE made!) and held the bouquet when necessary.  We laughed and played throughout the entire time and her funny brother Andy was hired, fired, and re-hired to carry the dress from location to location at the Logan Temple.  Happily, she's the only sister so he can retire.


Her talented and tasteful sister-in-law, Tiffany decorated the reception to the nines in vintage everything.  


Other than a bit of wind at the temple early in our photo ops with family, the day was perfect.






















































































































Saturday, March 24, 2012

Mitch and Taylor Engagements

This beautiful couple will be wed in June.  It was a tad chilly until we got to Utah Lake, where it was FREEZING!  Beauty often hurts. 







I LOVE this color of brick.  There are two buildings in Utah County that I frequent because it is so flattering to all skin tones.  It saves me in editing time and it just WORKS.  If it ain't broke...
























We trucked down the road in Provo and came across a building with some vines covering its brick.  There was an awesome old steel staircase discarded behind this chain link, and the resistance piece?  This old truck that looks just like the one I traveled around in during the 90's while I showed horses.  Ahh, the memories.  Mitch had to hear all about them while Taylor changed.
















One of the benefits of taking engagements in the unpredictable Spring weather is that your subjects have no problem keeping eachother warm.
















Sadie had to get in on the action too.  She was posing every time I clicked the shutter.  She's quite a model.  Mae (my 3 year old), got to hang with her while we did the other shots and cried and cried when they were done and Sadie had to go.