I stocked my grandpa’s old Canon with some Tri-X film I had laying around during this past wedding season. Got some film back…
Expired black and white filmNovember 11th, 2011I stocked my grandpa’s old Canon with some Tri-X film I had laying around during this past wedding season. Got some film back… |
Massachusetts Wedding | Shannon and JasonOctober 24th, 2011This was the most emotion-filled wedding of the year. Love me some tears and laughter! Shannon and Jason are the warmest people you’d ever meet. They truly nurture their friendships and family relationships. I’ve never seen two people with more close friends. Their wedding was held at an authentic, recreated 19th century New England town [...] |
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This was the most emotion-filled wedding of the year. Love me some tears and laughter! Shannon and Jason are the warmest people you’d ever meet. They truly nurture their friendships and family relationships. I’ve never seen two people with more close friends.
Their wedding was held at an authentic, recreated 19th century New England town called Storrowton Village in West Springfield, Massachusetts. Shannon and Jason giggled like little school girls during the ceremony. Midway through the ceremony, Jason asked if he could kiss Shannon yet. Ah, love. So cute!
Big thanks to Massachusetts photographer Chris Mulready for second shooting with me. Didn’t have a chance at the wedding? Sign up here to be notified when the gallery is up.
Photo by Chris
Photo by Chris
Shannon loves butterflies (although you would think otherwise from this photo)
Photo by Chris
Protected: Denver boudoir photography | Ms. J. PASSWORD: boudoirOctober 11th, 2011There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. |
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Crested Butte Wedding Photography | Jer and MollyeOctober 3rd, 2011Wow. I don’t know where to begin. What a wedding – Mollye’s fabulous Monique Lhuillier dress, snow dusted peaks with fall colors, a mountaintop ceremony at Uley’s Cabin performed by Mollye’s 92-year-old grandfather, a dog wearing a tie, Groove Nation packing the dance floor, a surprise fireworks show – this one will be hard to [...] |
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Wow. I don’t know where to begin. What a wedding – Mollye’s fabulous Monique Lhuillier dress, snow dusted peaks with fall colors, a mountaintop ceremony at Uley’s Cabin performed by Mollye’s 92-year-old grandfather, a dog wearing a tie, Groove Nation packing the dance floor, a surprise fireworks show – this one will be hard to top!
I’ve known Jer since the 6th grade when he used to distract me from math with his drawings. Although I hadn’t seen him since high school, he’s still an amazing artist as evidenced by everything he created for their wedding (i.e. invitations and programs made of wood, cotton totes with a sketch of Crested butte). He’s found a true companion in Mollye. When she walked down the aisle with her dad, he asked if she was okay, she whispered to him, “I’m crying because I’m just so happy.”
Tearful toasts and a first dance to the Stones’ “Loving Cup” kicked off the reception, which lead way to a surprise fireworks show. The beer flowed like wine and shoes were kicked off as everyone danced their butts off.
Congrats to you, Jer and Mollye! It was a real pleasure watching two people who are best friends become husband and wife.
I owe the fabulous Preston Utley a bottle of whiskey for a great job second shooting, and a big thank you to Rachel from Crested Butte Events!
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Preston shot all the guys’ getting ready photos
Preston’s shot on right
Two following images by Preston
Preston’s shot on left and two below
Preston’s shot
Preston’s on right, below left and center