the visual journal of Ars Magna Studio - fine art portrait & wedding photography
Still getting through all my California wedding from last year before we relocated to Boston. This is an 8×12 vertical heirloom album covered in gray and black silk.
Again with the hot end paper. . .
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I love the design of this spread. The municipal clock, the digital numbers, the wait.
The stunning SF City Hall.
A few production stills from the Ars Magna shoot with Rough Mountain Studios. I’ve been collaborating with Justin and Danielle from Rough Mountain on a series of videos using visual thinking in photography. Thanks to Andrew Kubica for coming by the shoot to take some stills.
Showing an image from the Schwartz wedding in La Jolla to talk about pattern. That’s Justin in the foreground.
Danielle coaching me into uncontrollable giggles with a pretty napkin.
And I though we’d be moving away from the water and the sun went down. But no. And Rachel and Adam, though literally quaking with the cold, rallied through like professionals.
A few of my favorite from our brisk Perkins Cove shoot.
brick, and wood and legs, legs legs.
from above. going for abstract pattern, shape and textures.
I owe this last shot to Meg Belanger, who set the models up at the yellow dumpster and allowed me to shoot beside her. Thanks, M!
A 8×8 black silk heirloom album (hand crafted by me!)
Using the grain in two directions here, against the spine of the album.
Inspired by Loubouton, I have been using a bright red silk for the end papers.
A page spread – the bride meditating before the ceremony.
Another page spread, with foliage of the canopy of redwoods.
