SubscribeWe didn’t shoot their wedding, but I wish we had. An and Viet are some of the coolest people we’ve met. Here are a few highlights from their Day After Session.
Yeah… these two are HOT! Oh, and the last few frames are shot on film with a Nikonos underwater camera.
Happy Tuesday!
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In the mid-1800’s Cheeseman Park was a cemetery. It was a segregated cemetery for different ethnic and religious groups. The history says that when they found out that the land was federal land they sold it to the city of Denver for $200.
When the cemetery started to become an eyesore for the city they realized the land should be converted into a park. Some people were able to move their family members and others were not. They say that they land is haunted by the remains that were never removed.
With all of the history and urban legends around Cheeseman Park, we knew there wasn’t a better place to shoot a beautiful black wedding gown. A black gown is risky. But… I also think that they scream high-fashion…. they are all about taking chances.
It gets you out of your comfort zone. And since this year it all about Adam and I getting out of our comfort zone and taking chances with our photography, this was a perfect fit.
Photography: Adam & Imthiaz Photography
Gown: Tara Keely provided by Blue Bridal Couture
Make-up: Sarah Betsy
Flowers: Statice Floral Design
Jewelry: Bellissima Jewelry Design
Models: Yogi Patterson & Boubacar Doumbouya
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When Shantell was growing up in Louisiana she would day dream about getting married. In her dream she would be walking down an oak alley with her husband. She grew up minutes away from one of the prettiest and oldest plantations in Louisiana. Her dream came true. After Shantell and Robert’s wedding in Etses Park we all headed down to New Orleans for their down home wedding celebration.
Over the course of 3 days we hung out with Shantell, Robert, and their family. As they let their guards down Adam and I were able to see a different side of New Orleans. We saw where Shantell grew up and where she went to school. We were able to shoot in places where most people would not be able too. We became a part of Shantell’s and Robert’s family. This was the perfect end to a perfect year.
Thank you Shantell and Robert…
On Monday night we got back from New Orleans. Tuesday we met with 2 clients and had a boudoir shoot. As Christmas is days away we have realized that we have not done our Feeding America update. Our second week of our Feeding America campaign was a good one, we had 10 comments. We are very thankful to all of you who commented, you helped provide 40 meals to families in need. Keep those comments coming!
As I mentioned we just got back from Robert and Shantell’s second wedding in New Orleans. Here is a little sneak peak of what is to come…
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