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Well, here is a sneak-a-peak. I am so swamped with school work (boo... school is over rated I think) as well as two previous second shot weddings and the engagement shoot to finish editing, I won't be getting to these ones for a few weeks. However, I took three out and decided to share.
What a fun experience though. So many stories such as
-It poured... as the bride put it 'cats and dogs' the whole morning, the rest of the week was shining, but no, it poured (which leads me to wonder why she didn't bring an umbrella to the hairdresser's. I ended up lending her my umbrella and walked through the rain cradling the 1Ds... what a hair-disaster after this!)
-As the party was going to head to the ceremony, an umbrella got wedged in the elevator door, permenantly closing it, therefore, the entire party had to walk down several flight of stairs
-I got to ride to the reception with the scottish side of the family, with her kilt-clad father honking the horn the whole way.... from the back seat
Here they are, from the 25 minute portrait session following the ceremony after the rain had let up (initially we were going to use an hour and a half beforehand, but... that didn't happen)
1. I adored her sense of style, she was walking ahead and suddenly she goes "I love this building, let's use it!"
2. The necessary 'dip'
3. Okay, this one has a good story behind it. I originally had her sitting on the wall with him standing on the ground. At this point I yell across the canal "Okay Lana, you can stand up now!" (as I bend down to pick up a new card) I look back up and here they are both standing on it
I was petrified I was going to have an action sequence coming along as they both tumbled in, however, that thankfully didn't happen
What a fun experience though. So many stories such as
-It poured... as the bride put it 'cats and dogs' the whole morning, the rest of the week was shining, but no, it poured (which leads me to wonder why she didn't bring an umbrella to the hairdresser's. I ended up lending her my umbrella and walked through the rain cradling the 1Ds... what a hair-disaster after this!)
-As the party was going to head to the ceremony, an umbrella got wedged in the elevator door, permenantly closing it, therefore, the entire party had to walk down several flight of stairs
-I got to ride to the reception with the scottish side of the family, with her kilt-clad father honking the horn the whole way.... from the back seat
Here they are, from the 25 minute portrait session following the ceremony after the rain had let up (initially we were going to use an hour and a half beforehand, but... that didn't happen)
1. I adored her sense of style, she was walking ahead and suddenly she goes "I love this building, let's use it!"
2. The necessary 'dip'
3. Okay, this one has a good story behind it. I originally had her sitting on the wall with him standing on the ground. At this point I yell across the canal "Okay Lana, you can stand up now!" (as I bend down to pick up a new card) I look back up and here they are both standing on it
I was petrified I was going to have an action sequence coming along as they both tumbled in, however, that thankfully didn't happen
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