i had 2 e-sessions on sunday, and they were
complete polar opposites of each other.
the first one was at 8:30am downtown for a very
urban setting, the second at 3:30pm in the
country at a 19th century grist mill.
as always feel free to c+c
there are some more on the blog if you are bored
jprezant wrote:
Its funny how I associate different things with different photographers...
i.e. when I saw you're text at the top, I had to double check to make sure
that the post wasn't by Gabemc.
I like the shots, pretty nice work dude. Although I was pretty disappointed
that you didnt' show us the mill at all.
yeah I always center stuff in posts and blogs, however i will admit the little arrow is a touch borrowed from gabe, now if i could only borrow some of his talent.
it's hard for me to include the mill, this is like the umpteenth session/wedding I have done there, and it ain't a big place. kinda like niagara falls for me as well, u seen it once u seen it a million times.
et al
to everyone else, cheers for the comments. hank the french mastiff was awesome, only problem was the air guns in the crop fields were scaring the sh!t out of him and he was a little shy
#3 was iffy for us, the client was so scared to get locked in the garage, it was some random garage that should not have been open. typical of all my clients though, super solid troopers. i won't even get into the details on the chair the girl is sitting in in #5, man that thing is super crusty downtown trash with a side of meth addict, again trooper for doin it.
side note
for those who didn't travel to the blog. the second session was a surprise engagement, super fun. the wedding is also going to be a surprise, 150 guests and only the vendors, b+g, wedding planner and brides grandmother know. it will be a new years eve wedding and they are using that as the excuse to get everyone together.
