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Lover’s Day Out

October 24, 2009 in Engagement | 5 comments

The gorgeous and ever lovely Josephine Sicad sent these over to me yesterday telling me the story of the engagement session of Yvon & Moyo. Remember her own engagement session that I featured a while back – Nobody Can Be Uncheered by a Balloon? (her own words) Well this one is just as glorious! The idea was ‘A Lover’s Day Out’ – a day in the life so to speak. I literally drooled as I checked these out. You will too!
You can see the whole set here.

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Tags: Books, City, Coffee, Couple, Engagement, Field, Library, lovers, Philippines, Shoes, Singapore, The Philippines, Train, urban, Vintage, Vintage Processing

Destined

September 24, 2009 in Video | 2 comments

I wish we’d had a wedding video…what a beautiful love story! I really really reeeeally love the vintagey feel, the must and the stop frame animation of the opening. Makes me want to go watch a silent movie.

Thanks to the ever lovely Alan for sending this in

Destined, Tom & Bethany’s Love Story Film from alan silva on Vimeo.

Credit: Artistic Imagery

Tags: animation, California, Interview, love story, stop motion, Video, Vintage, Vintage Processing

Beautiful Vibrant Blur

September 24, 2009 in Wedding | No comments

Check out this beautiful vibrant blur by One Love Photo. Indian wedding are always full of such awesome colours but I’ve never seen one photographed quite like this. Photographer Jon shot these with a homemade lens. I didn’t even know it was possible to make homemade lenses..erm wow!

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Tags: Central Park, Hindu, Indian, New York, Red, Vintage Processing

Avant-Garde

September 3, 2009 in Bridal Shoot/Trash The Dress, British Brides | 3 comments

Texan born, UK based photographer Tami Curtis has a style like no one else I’ve seen. The techniques used give each image a distressed feel like they literally are images from the 1920′s but with a real avant-garde feel. This style of photography wouldn’t be everyone’s choice for their wedding album but it’s a style I can’t help but be drawn to.

Be sure to take the time to check out Tami’s blog, Pulp Fiction, for more vintage gorgeousness!

Thanks to Tami for sending me Eve’s gorgeous bridal session and wedding!

Credit: Tami Curtis/Jane’s Attic

Tags: Black & White, British Brides, Field, UK, Vinatge, Vintage Processing

Phenomenal.

August 21, 2009 in Engagement | 3 comments

I don’t think anybody could dispute that Heather & Grayson of Jagger Photography are ones to watch. Their outdoor portraits are simply phenomenal! Do you remember Maurice & Tasha’s amazing balloon filled (oh yes!) desert day after session? Well I couldn’t say for sure, but I’m included to suggest that Cooper & Michelle’s engagements are even better! Thoughts…?

Thanks to the lovely Heather for sending these images!