Wedding Photography and me

 

I recently had the opportunity to photograph a wedding with my friend Kathy of Eygabroad Photography. I had been asked by the bride specifically because she is a fan of my work. I hadn't done this before, but she trusted me and wanted my artistic vision. In fact the ones she loved the most were the art renderings like the one shown above. I asked my friend Kathy to help because she is a portrait specialist and has done weddings before. Needing a model and knowing that the bride and groom and the location would be perfect, she agreed. The bride now had two different approaches to choose from. The bride and groom's family and friends loved her work.  No suprise there, she has put in alot of study into wedding photography and knows what gets the wow and will get the wow everytime. My goal was to please the bride who fortunately wanted and asked for my art. But this brings up the question...do I want to pursue wedding photography? Can I please other brides and still do what I do best?  Or am I too different, too edgy, too artistic? Art is so subjective does it belong in this form?  Here are more examples of wedding photography but with my artistic twist.

Wedding Dress in Black and White 

Centerpiece

A romantic moment

...Starring Corbin and Kelsey

With Love

With these rings we are wed