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"Everything I see becomes a picture."
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I cannot thank everyone enough (it's never enough!) for featuring my work. It is such an amazing honor! THANK YOU, from the bottom of my heart.
Snippet And Ink - If you haven't already, you can read more details of Caroline + Michael's wedding.
I am very excited to finally get to share my latest weddings captured in New York. The wedding was held at Cooper Square Hotel (one of the best hotels I stayed at), gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!
Also excited that I am posting this along with Snippet And Ink, read more details about the wedding here. *Thanks, Kathryn, for this fun collaboration!*
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Wedding gown: CHRISTO'S FROM KLEINFELD
Groom's suit/tie/shoes: SUIT WAS CUSTOM MADE BY MICHAEL ANDREWS BESPOKE, NYC. TIE IS FROM CHIDO, AUSTRALIA. SHOES WERE FROM ALLEN EDMONDS SEVEN
Hair/Makeup artist: GREG BUCHL
Florist: ELIZABETH RYAN, NYC
Caterer: COOPER SQUARE HOTEL
For my recent trip to New York, I decided to try using film with my cute little toy camera, Golden Half. I pretty much captured whatever that caught my eyes. Highly recommend it to anyone that wants to experience what photography is all about (hint: is not about what equipments you have). To me, photography is always about documenting the reality - from what I see to the state of mind I have at the moment. This set of photos depict "loneliness" to me, which was the feeling I had as I was walking on those New York streets.
*Special thanks to Jose Villa for the encouragement to try out film. What do you think, my mentor?*
Color Film: Fuji Color Superia 400 / Black and White Film: Fuji Neopan Black and White 400 / Lab: Richard Photo Lab in Los Angeles
The Golden Half takes two photos in one frame. The following is exactly what it looks like after being developed. Pretty cool, huh?
What an honor to be featured in one of my favorite design blogs, decor8! See the full feature here. And thanks to Swedish Glamour blog for featuring the photoshoot I did for Utterly Engaged.
