Brides Veil, Shoes and Bouquet

Pretty much everything you see in the pictures below will go into storage not long after the wedding day is over, which is why wedding photographers try to be as creative as we can in the short amount of time available to us at the brides home. Seeing as the items will not likely be worn again, the idea is to produce images that you can be printed and framed.

The brides shoes and veil photographed using a chair as a background.   The brides bouquet photographed on a small display table that had to be temporarily cleared . (Did you notice the power outlet on the left, I hate when that happens :)  The bouquet with her shoes in the background.   Now the brides shoes are in the foreground. Finally, a close-up of the bouquet.

 

Websites:
www.itmPhotos.com
www.21stCenturyDigital

Catholic Church Weddings

Apart from the spiritual component one aspects of weddings held at Catholic churches, the church itself in most cases offers great architectural backdrop to the event.

The crucifixion is represented by a metallic statue of Christ attached to a cross that hanging from the ceiling with a beautiful mural as a backdrop.

Here’s why I love taking pictures at Catholic churches.

Websites:
www.itmPhotos.com
www.21stCenturyDigital