More from Sunday’s shoot in Ogunquit -
Loved the play with 1, TWO, 3, 4. Perhaps too obvious, but I was still amused with myself.
Way to play with wide angle lens distortion, Allana!
Monthly Archives: March 2010
At the ShootStyle workshop Sunday, we each got to work with four sets of couples in various places around Ogunquit. Coastal Maine is beautiful, and very different than the beaches I’ve been used to shooting on in California and Baja. Not only in the rocks, the waves, the color palette – but [dawn breaks on marble head!] the sun doesn’t set over the water on the east coast.
First couple I photographed, who will be new parent this spring.
An 8×12 horizontal Heirloom Album
Covered in a black silk with silver embossing.
An 8×12 horizontal album opens to 8×24 – a cool and intense panorama.
Here you can see the texture of the black silk a little better. A little bit rough. A little bit smooth.
The gorgeous dinning room at the SF Ritz.
I’ll be posting this week some images from last weekend’s ShootStyle workshop in Ogunquit, Maine. Carpooling up with Meg Belanger and Mark Higgins and having a photo-saturated road trip and shoot out.
The adorable Meg – as stand in for a portrait I was pre-visualizing at the grounds of the Ogunquit Art Museum.
And yet another album! This is an Image Book – which is produced differently that the Heirloom Album.
The Image Book in its’ black slipcase, and the Ars Magna twill tape.
Slip case, Image Book and book jacket.
A extremely elegant cake for an extremely elegant wedding