These are pictures from my cousin Ariel's wedding in 2008.
Walking down the asile
The Newly Weds
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Friday, March 11, 2011
Wow.
It has been a long time since I posted on this! I've been super busy with school and work. Cindy and I had to go to breakfast at 8 am this morning just to be able to hang out for a few hours. Hopefully this blog will start becoming more geared toward my photography and maybe a little bit of my craft stuff (if I ever pull my craft trunk out of my closet...)
Cindy and I will be shooting a couple of our friends' upcoming weddings. I love doing the engagements, bridals and the receptions but the ceremony scares the crap out of me. It's the only time in the whole process that you can't somehow recreate the moment. The second wedding I did, I missed the moment of the father lifting the bride's veil and kissing her cheek. We tried to do something after the ceremony but it just wasn't the same. I got lots of great pictures that day and the bride didn't mind that I didn't get the picture but it still bugs me to this day.
The weather here is Utah is beautiful today which is so strange in comparison with what is going on in the world. How am I so lucky that I get bright blue sky when the people in Japan have death and destruction and the people of Hawaii have tsunami warnings today? My heart breaks for them, but I look outside and see the first signs of spring and it makes me happy. How can I feel both these emotions at the same time?
Cindy and I will be shooting a couple of our friends' upcoming weddings. I love doing the engagements, bridals and the receptions but the ceremony scares the crap out of me. It's the only time in the whole process that you can't somehow recreate the moment. The second wedding I did, I missed the moment of the father lifting the bride's veil and kissing her cheek. We tried to do something after the ceremony but it just wasn't the same. I got lots of great pictures that day and the bride didn't mind that I didn't get the picture but it still bugs me to this day.
The weather here is Utah is beautiful today which is so strange in comparison with what is going on in the world. How am I so lucky that I get bright blue sky when the people in Japan have death and destruction and the people of Hawaii have tsunami warnings today? My heart breaks for them, but I look outside and see the first signs of spring and it makes me happy. How can I feel both these emotions at the same time?
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