Archive: November 2008  |  View all recent posts

Couture Boudoir {Petite} Last Chance! 11.25.08  |  Boudoir

We just had an unfortunate cancellation for our Petite Couture Boudoir Shoot scheduled for Saturday, December 6th. Which means.... We have one more opening!!! Shoot us over an email if you want to snag up the last spot!











Shop Talk I : Sun Flair 11.24.08  |  News, For Photographers

From time to time, I get emails from photographers asking advice and I am so flattered and really excited to share! Recently, it's been happening a lot more often and while I am still extremely flattered and excited, I find it really hard to get the time to respond to everybody individually. So, I came up with two solutions: 1) share whatever helpful hints and experiences I can on my blog and 2) offer workshops. The response I have received with my boudoir workshop (coming soon!) made me realize that I should also consider wedding photography workshops as well as one-on-one private sessions. Shoot me an email if you are interested in receiving workshop information and updates. We are in the process of developing our workshops schedule and curriculum, so stay tuned! Until then, I will be posting quick little helpful hints to some of the questions I am frequently asked:

Shop Talk I : Sun Flair

How do you get your sun flair?
There are a few different ways I achieve sun flare. If I'm shooting toward something that has the sun peaking out in spots (like a tree) I will simply move my body around until the flair that I like peeks through. {See example below}


24mm lens | ISO 400 | f 3.5 | 1/200


When I'm shooting a couple in an area that looks good from multiple angles or backdrops, I will photograph them from all angles to get different variations of light. For instance, in a row of vines, I will shoot the couple facing the sun and then walk around them and shoot them against the sun. I get two completely different looks in one spot. Depending on the time of day, When backlighting your couple, you might need to shoot from a higher or lower perspective. I will lay on the ground anytime if it means getting my flair in.


Sometimes a different lens (much like shooting from a different angle) makes all the difference. Using something a little wider will allow you to get more sun in, whereas shooting with a longer lens, will block out that sun and eliminate the flair. I love both looks!

Left Image: 70 mm | ISO 320 | f 4.5 | 1/800 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Right image: 45mm Tilt Shift Lens | ISO 200 | f 3.5 | 1/1600


Have fun shooting and experiment with the sun, you just might LOVE the result!










Jenny & Leo get married! 11.14.08  |  Weddings

Talk about incredible wedding! Not only did I great to photograph the wedding of such a FABULOUS couple, but I also got to work with some of my favorite wedding professionals! Man, do I have a sweet job! Michelle from MB Wedding Design and Events planned this ultra lush wedding in Monterey for Jenny & Leo who live in New York. The wedding was an absolute blast!

Jenny + Leo, October 11, 2008

Venue: Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa

Event Design: Michelle, MB Wedding Design & Events

Hair & Make-up: Maria Chang, PMA

Floral Design: Asiel Design

Videographer: Justin Fone

Band: Universal Language






Leo likes the camera and the camera likes him. :)


Hello gorgeous! Jenny's friend made her gown. Can you believe it? I was in awe.






Asiel Design, of course, did an incredible job on the floral design.












Oh what a different additional lighting makes.



Jenny and Leo had this ultra cool, suer sexy first dance. I loved every minute of it!












Project Wedding : Real Wedding Feature 11.12.08  |  Weddings, News

I just found out that Project Wedding featured Paloma and Scott's fabulously glamorous wedding in their Real Wedding section. Go check it out!

projectweddding.com

For all of you brides that don't know about project wedding, it's a great resource for finding local wedding professionals! I know it helped me out several times when I was planning my wedding!











Shana and Brandon 11.06.08  |  Weddings

Finally, a peek at Shana and Brandon's fabulous wedding!

October 4, 2008

Venue: Casa Real, Pleasanton

Ceremony Harpist: Krista Strader

Florist: Mother of the Groom!

Cake: Sweet Dreams

Photographer: Jennifer Skog































 
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