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Something old, something new, something borrowed... something blue.
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Duchess Gown by Sweet Thing
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You have no idea how in love I am with this gown, it's wonderfully ethereal and made with such love and detail...it's on the cusp on mind blowing.
sorry, went totally literal with the title. my husband on the left as justice of the peace (wondering the origins of that phrase) with the couple-to-be approaching their hilltop altar. amazingly beautiful day. high noon hideous for pictures but hopefully, when they look back on them in 40 years, they won't be thinking zone system.
shot on Type 100 669 Polaroid (Paul Giambarba Edition) on a Polaroid 600SE with a 75mm (f/5.6) lens.
Marriage, the joining together of two people...
An unexpected view from the lighthouse in Katwijk aan Zee. :-)
Summer holidays 2010
If there's a question of my heart, you've got it
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When Jill Clardy and I walked around her daughterās wedding venue this past Saturday, my A.D.D. kicked in full-force with all the amazing rusty, vintage farm equipment laying around the ranch. There was so much to choose from, I really had to limit the spots I was going to take the bride and groom. There are orchards at the Dana Powers House, and a barn, and open fields and a Victorian house and a bridge, and grass area with tons of 1900s rusty equipmentā¦ I could have stolen the bride & groom for 4 hours and setup little vignettes of their dayā¦ but alas, had to return them to their party. I think that was only fair.
This rusty old truck sat in an open-air garage which was where the groomsmen got ready. When they slid into the truck, you could hear them scraping the pieces of broken leather seat.
STROBIST: I had the groom hold my SB-900 flash with my iShoot PT-04cn trigger at 1/16th power ā 1/20th, f/2.8 ISO 800
On this day, couples were lining up to get their wedding portraits outside the monumental 800-year-old gates of Angkor Thom. A radiantly beautiful young woman, her gown flowing like an extension of the tree behind her, let me shoot a few images while her photographer struggled with his gear.
the wedding of my dear friends: Joab and Monique!
I liked these dolls haha! =)
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"Give way to one another in obedience to Christ. Wives should regard their husbands as they regard the Lord, since as Christ is head of the Church and saves the whole body, so is a husband the head of his wife; and as the Church submits to Christ, so should wives to their husbands, in everything. Husbands should love their wives just as Christ loved the Church and sacrificed himself for her to make her holy. He made her clean by washing her in water with a form of words, so that when he took her to himself she would be glorious, with no speck or wrinkle or anything like that, but holy and faultless. In the same way, husbands must love their wives as they love their own bodies; for a man to love his wife is for him to love himself. A man never hates his own body, but he feeds it and looks after it; and that is the way Christ treats the Church, because it is his body ā and we are its living parts. For this reason, a man must leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two will become one body. This mystery has many implications; but I am saying it applies to Christ and the Church. To sum up; you too, each one of you, must love his wife as he loves himself; and let every wife respect her husband."
ā Ephesians 5:21-33, which is today's 1st reading at Mass.
This mural is from St Mary's Basilica in Detroit.
Ashlee Hardee Brown of the NC band, Matrimony - at the Swan Dive
Note: I'm re-posting this photo because I feel like doing do. I used a Panasonic Lumix G Vario 14-140mm lens. Because this Lumix zoom lens is not very fast, f/4.0-f/5.8, I had to shoot at ISO6400.
My parents' thirtieth anniversary for their first date was last Tuesday so I decided to surprise them with this mosaic as a gift. This is built for the category on the MOCAthalon, "Black and White" (which only allows you to build a creaion with 2 colors) so I naturally chose to replicate the technique that I used in Sean and Steph's mosaic.
As you can see, there are only two colors employed in this picture, despite the 10 different shades of color brought into use.
Thanks for the support! SOLI DEO GLORIA!
-Blake
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Earlier this year I was asked to photograph a marriage. A wonderful thing to do. Especially, as the couple wanted no ordinary album, but a mix of romantic photos and an authentic journalistic impression of their "big day"
The happy couple picked a wonderful all weather location for their photo shoot: the airport at Rotterdam, the Netherlands. They both have great interest or are involved in the aviation industry. So, why not pose with an aircraft...
That day the weather was not that great. The METAR showed: 050725Z 01006KT 8000 R24/7500 +DZ RA BKN022 OVC050 18/M21 Q1020 NOSIG. So, we were in and out of the hangar to take photos.
In the middle of the in-between-showers-outdoor-shoot, the flight crew of another aircraft started their engines to taxi to the runway. As jet blast can cause real havoc and destruction on a big wedding dress, the bride made a flight for Airport 1 to shelter from the jet fuel laced mini tornado. All in all a funny situation, that also resulted in a memorable and not so ordinary wedding photo. Mission accomplished!! (including getting the engine of the B737-800 in the shot).
The red line on the apron had a big resemblance with a red carpet, so I left it red in this black and white image.