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I had my amazing friends Jonny Reijgers and Chris Rebo helped me film our wedding on a vintage Super 8mm Camera. So thankful for this blessing:)
The song is our first Dance song, To Whom It May Concern by The Civil Wars:)
We are going to be offering Super 8mm videos to our clients in 2013:) So excited to see what we can create with this medium:)
Its the slow season here in Montana, as far as shooting is concerned. We content ourselves with designing albums, meeting with couples for weddings for next year, and working with local vendors to see what we can do better in 2013. We are working on several collaborations right now, and can't wait to show those. Also want to mention our print sale going on right now through Christmas 50% off all wedding prints, and 25% off family and senior prints. To purchase prints, head here. We offer lots of products through our store, like albums and proofs collections, and they make amazing Christmas gifts! :) If you follow us here, or on facebook, instagram or twitter you have probably heard us talk about film. We started incorporating it into our shooting at the beginning of 2012 and have fallen in love. Each roll we have gotten back has made us realize that this is something amazing that we want to share with our clients. Film helps us create timeless images, full of life, and honesty. It's hard to put into words what it is about film that makes it so amazing, but just like a vinyl record, it somehow feels more real than a bunch of ones and zeros. We love digital cameras as a tool, but through this year we have realized that many times film is a better tool to help us tell our client's stories. We love film so much we hired a film photographer to shoot our own wedding, Ryan Ray from Texas. The results were amazing. Film, and Ryan's amazing vision, made our wedding look better than I could have dreamed. We want to give that to the people we photograph. When we shoot film it also helps us remove the barriers between us and our couples. There is no screen to look at the image after its taken, it requires trust, skill, and helps us make true images that really capture the essence of who people are.
We are always pushing ourselves, learning, and trying new things, anything that makes what we do matter to our amazing clients. Film is a huge part of that desire, we don't want to just take good pictures for people. We want to capture images that tell a story in the best way it can be told, not just document, but make art.
This is just a few of the film images from a bridal shoot we did with Mums Flowers earlier this year, our model was Melissa Berdimurat of Style M.E.
These images were captured on my Mamiya 645af, 80mm 1.9 lens on Fuji 400H film.
We just photographed Cara and Dan's wedding in the Bahamas a couple of weeks ago, can't wait to share it! But for now we wanted to show this beautiful sea themed Bridal Brunch! So many colors! :) Cara is the owner of Mums Flowers and an amazing florist. She did the flowers for our wedding and we can't recommend her enough:)
We are blogging up a storm this week! So much new work to share:) While we were in California we were blessed to shot Ariel and Dane's wedding at the beautiful Stone Barn Ranch. It was evident from the emotional ceremony and multitude of heartfelt speeches that these two beautiful people have touched alot of lives, and continue to do so. Thank you so much Dane and Ariel for letting us be part of the celebration of your love. It was a warm beautiful day, and we love california light:) All film images captured with my Mamiya 645af, on Portra 400 film
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Song Credit : Divine Romance- Phil Wickham Buy on iTunes
