SharePin it Last weekend Matt & I had the brilliant luck and unparalleled pleasure of photographing Chrys & Rick’s wedding in the Dominican Republic. Destination weddings are decidedly more difficult than local ones, but I can’t even begin to describe how awesome of a time we had. Chrys’ & Rick’s families were open and welcoming,...
SharePin it I can’t truly say who originally asked this question, because it seems like I get it all the time. What kind of equipment do you use? So what’s in the bag, eh? To start, I shoot using Nikon equipment: a D700, a 24-70mm f/2.8, an 80-200mm f/2.8, and a 50 f/1.4, which I...
SharePin it What’s that? Time for more furry widdle faces that I just wanna nom-nom-nom?? You got it! Little Lolita Peiler isn’t winking at me, he actually has a cold…poor fella (it is a funny face, though!) This little baby hasn’t even got a name yet. Jelly Bean was interested in a kitty toy. And...
SharePin it Andrea is like my one-woman fanclub. I’ve known her since college, and if there is one person who heralds nothing but praise and admiration for what I do, it would be Andrea—she must be the hands-down the most supportive person I know. Zach is a lucky duck to have nabbed a gal like...
SharePin it If you’re a photographer yourself, maybe you’d consider a film boutonniere for your own wedding/prom/special occasion? More cool “floral” boutonniere designs found here. Thanks @bridalinquirer for the link via Twitter! Enjoyed this post?Don’t forget to subscribe and add us to your blog reader! To contact Luminaire Images about your wedding or portrait photography,...
SharePin it Katelyn came out from New Hampshire for her brother Zach’s wedding (that’s another blog!) and was eager to get her senior portraits taken while she wasn’t among the “pine trees and maple leaves” of the East Coast. Katelyn is actually only 16, but wanted to take advantage of the Californian scenery; what she...
