So these definitely turned out to be some of my favorite ever bridal portraits. Nicole knows how to work it behind the camera! We started out in the Arts District near the Dallas Museum of Art, and then headed to Arlington Hall to finish up. The lighting and weather could not have been more perfect for this shoot! Check it out…
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I met up with Sara and her mother at Adriatica in Mckinney on an EXTREMELY windy day in April. When I say extremely windy, I mean “walk leaning forward” and “the rides at six flags are all shut down” windy. It was nuts. Didn’t stop us from getting some great bridal portraits though! Here are a few of my favorites…
Warning…Prepare yourself for both color and awesome overload. I met up with Jonathan and Melissa in downtown Wylie to walk around for a few minutes and shoot some fun B&G portraits. THEN we headed to the lake for some real fun! They had a tempera paint and water balloon fight. Need I say more?
I am so stoked to finally share these! Elizabeth wanted to have her bridal portraits taken at the Hickory Street Annex since that is where her and Justin were getting married, and I am so glad she did! Such an awesome location. The natural lighting and exposed brick make for an awesome backdrop for portraits. Can’t wait to share the wedding with you! Stay tuned…
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We shot Cameron’s bridals at aLoft Downtown Dallas, where her and Derek got married a few months later (that blog post is coming!). They turned out awesome. Not because of me, but because Cameron is too photogenic for photos. Seriously… Gorgeous! But be careful gentlemen, not only is she married to one of the most buff guys I know, she has like ZERO percent body fat and could probably deliver a nice whoopin’ herself! haha…
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I was so excited about these! For one, you can’t take a bad photo of Courtney, so you could shoot in a dumpster and get great pics. But when Courtney decided she wanted her portraits done at the Mansions on Turtle Creek, I may have literally said, “WOOHOO!” Check it out…