Lauren dressing at her parent’s house. All the comforts of home and very nice light too! Genuinely the nicest of people , Lauren and David allowed us the opportunity to create images for them that were timeless.
Lauren, contemplative. This day was long in the planning. Beauty and joy are the order of the day.
Mt. Vernon. The bridal party at ease on a gorgeous June day.
Transition to ‘museum-quality’ black and white images – no problemo. We teach our photographers how to capture images in the super rich Camera Raw mode as opposed to a jpeg files. Jpegs are compressed files that cast off visual information which is critical for color fidelity and texture in printing.
Early evening light reflected back onto Lauren and David by our assistant.
A moment.
The bride and her father coming down the aisle at that most wonderful of venues, The Walters Art Museum.
The color scheme (pink) for the tables and linens, contrasted nicely with the neo-classical setting of the Walters. Our good friend, Talyia, represented Linwoods, who catered this wedding.
Dancing after dinner. The party was a celebration of two hearts becoming one.
