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A few weeks ago Rachel and I were blessed to travel with some good friends to photograph their amazing destination wedding in the Bahamas. Below are some of the film images we captured around the island, both of Eleuthera and Harbor island. This was a truly life changing experience and we can't wait to show more from the wedding.
Images captured on a Canon 1n, and a Mamiya 645af, using Fuji 400H, and Portra 400. Underwater images captured on my Nikonos V on Ektar and Portra 800.
One of the film images from Cara and Dans Bahamas Wedding. Canon 1n 50mm 1.2, Kodak Portra 400 film. Scanned by Indie Film Lab
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:)
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Its almost eleven and I just somehow got the mix right for pour over coffee after months of "tweaking"... This is my life in a nutshell... or a coffee bean.
Married life is good, we are broke, happy, and enjoying getting into the swing of things. We are almost caught up on editing, and will be tackling some album designs etc by the end of this week. We are also in the yearly process of rebranding and changing things we are not satisfied with. It seems like a never ending battle, but when it comes to our "art" it'll never be quite finished. I like the direction we are heading, and thats enough for now.
Every year Rachels family goes camping around Labor day, last year I was the odd new boyfriend, this year I was the almost husband. I drove a boat for the first time, and tested out my new Canon 814 super 8 camera, which we used later to film our wedding (fingers crossed, still have yet to send the film in) but as you can see from the awkwardly silent footage below, it works.
All the images below were taken on Kodak Portra 400 and 160 film.
