Seeing as we were in such a beautiful location, we had to do a day after session with Jason and Andrea. We got some sweet relaxing images and then took full advantage of the second (trashable) dress that Andrea brought along. Enjoy!

Behind the camera – an elusive shot of me using a camera!

Then – What’s creepier than a photographer mounting your bed and then pulling out a polariod? Not much…

We had the fantastic opportunity to travel with Jason and Andrea to the Azul Sensatori Resort in Mexico for their February wedding. Our usual love of shooting some place new went into hyperdrive – fueled by the fantastic weather, gorgeous views and a couple who is as welcoming and open as they are photogenic.  

 Behind the camera – Aaron channels his inner model… 

While getting ready to shoot on the pier (see Aaron modeling above), I noticed a guy who looked JUST like Jim Gaffigan and pointed it out to Aaron, who informed me that is WAS Jim Gaffigan. Realizing he was with his family and being the respectful fans that we are we didn’t bum rush him or yell something like “Hot Pocket”, but we did train our camera on him. Not great results… and of course, every other time we saw him (which was  A LOT) we couldn’t discreetely get a shot. Still we stayed at the same resort as Jim Gaffigan. That counts for something right?

You never know what you’re going to get at a February wedding, especially in terms of weather. Brian and Kat’s wedding day turned out to be one of the yuckiest days of the year, forcing us into Union Station for the creative time. As you well know, we don’t like to do anything traditional… which doesn’t make shooting at Union especially easy. Thankfully, we had a bride and groom who LOVE to laugh … and we found a cool side hall … and some segways…. enjoy!

Church:  Church of the Resurrection

Florist:  Beth Gabry

Reception:  The Sheraton

DJ: Dj’s by Design

Limo:  Custom Limo

While we’d much rather shoot when it’s warm, we braved the elements with James and Kristin for a winter e-session. This shoot found us wandering the streets of the Quality Hill and getting lost in some fog from the Folgers plant. Enjoy! 

The rumors are true, while in Mexico for Jason & Andrea’s wedding I was toting around an old Polaroid Alpha with SX-70 film. I have to admit that I’m slightly addicted to it, so much more fun than a point-and-shoot digital. If you want a whole wedding shot on Polaroids than you should call me now because I’m game.

Enjoy these samplings, the best is yet to come.