Posted on May 26, 2009
Yesterday, while enjoying the last day on Amelia Island, we piled in the Acura and drove around with one thing in mind – trashing Melissa’s wedding dress. We started slow, cool shots against old walls and soon she was on the railroad tracks next to a diesel spill. We then ratcheted it up a notch and Nate and Melissa were soon in the sand and foam of a calm ocean. It was a GREAT shoot and I am so glad they had the courage to do something that is – at least until now – unheard of in their Iowa hamlet.
Enjoy!
Posted on May 25, 2009
Shannon and Miguel had an AMAZING wedding in Fort Pierce, FL this weekend. I am working on the images for their private gallery and they will be up by the end of the week (5/30). Enjoy!
Posted on May 24, 2009
OK, so today I shot Melissa and Nate’s wedding in Fernandina Beach, FL and it was invaded by pirates! No joke. Quite a scene…
Here, the wedding planner negotiates with the pirates.
More news to follow.
Posted on May 17, 2009
This was such a fun, cool wedding. Please take a moment from your day to watch the slideshow!
Scott
Posted on May 15, 2009
I want to encourage all the brides out there that are thinking about finding their photographer. For any wedding booked this week, I will provide a free slideshow! These slideshows are set to music and every single one is unique! I will include an .mp4 version (for iPhone or other portable devices) as well as a DVD version for playback in any standard DVD player.
Posted on May 12, 2009
Hello friends and good morning…
Space Coast Bride and Groom magazine (SCBG) is a great small town bridal mag serving the Space Coast region of Florida. I am so happy to be featured in the Spring 2009 edition! One of my most popular trash the dress images is on the cover, as well as writing and images in the feature article. It is a great magazine and I will have a small quantity to hand out to current and prospective clients.
If you would like a copy, please let me know. Otherwise they can be picked up at Barnes and Noble, and all wedding vendors in the region.
Check it out!
Scott
Posted on May 10, 2009
Michelle and Josh were married on a deserted beach in Sebastian, Florida. There were only a handful of friends and family – not including the brown pelicans that would skim the water’s surface behind them. It was a wonderful wedding and I am so thankful to the Herbold and Malyn families for their courtesy and for the opportunity.
We had a blast shooting on the beach and escaping at sunset. I am really looking forward to our dress unfriendly shoot once they get back from some tiny island in the Caribbean!
Have a blast guys and we’ll get together once you are in Florida.
Here are some of my early faves.
Scott
Posted on May 2, 2009
So I always wanted a huge wall with pictures from our journey together. While living in Burlington, Vermont we lined a living room wall with cardboard and covered it with 4×6 photos. The result was, well, not as nice as I envisioned.
So, tonight I fired up the Canon i9900 and found a box of Kodak Premium Photo Paper (4×6) for $5.99. Half an hour later, and we completed our first lomo wall!
Lomo wall recipe:
- two boxes of lomo clips (here)
- six thumb tacks
- 60 4×6 prints (or whatever size, as long as they are all the same)
- Best of all, it’s VEGAN!
Clip them together as you wish. You will need a large, flat, freshly vacuumed area. Sprinkle in some patience as well, as the clips can be hard to use at first – they are snug and tend to bend the prints. Also, if each one is not lined up perfectly, you will have some bumps. After you can fix it all.
Learn more about this over at the Lomographic Society website.
We are planning on making an even bigger one for the living room. I’ll keep you posted.
Posted on May 1, 2009