My extraordinarily pretty friend, Katie, graciously agreed to model for me this weekend-- seriously, she should get paid for being this pretty (and a sweetheart to boot), luckily she doesn't charge. I'm frantically trying to put together my ad for GR Bride magazine which is due this week. I had this idea that I could shoot some spectacular image for it (plus I'm just sick of looking at my old stuff-- man, I can't wait for wedding season!!). Unfortunately, I blew it on many levels: I dawdled and thought I had more time to catch that beautiful sunset light, my lighting was finicky, I yelled at my poor gaffer/husband, and made Katie freeze her bunz off. Although I laid awake that night sick about missing that light, I can't say I don't like the way they turned. Good ol' Photoshop to the rescue. Hopefully the brides-to-be will like them! If you have a vote on which one you think I should use, leave a comment.
My extraordinarily pretty friend, Katie, graciously agreed to model for me this weekend-- seriously, she should get paid for being this pretty (and a sweetheart to boot), luckily she doesn't charge. I'm frantically trying to put together my ad for GR Bride magazine which is due this week. I had this idea that I could shoot some spectacular image for it (plus I'm just sick of looking at my old stuff-- man, I can't wait for wedding season!!). Unfortunately, I blew it on many levels: I dawdled and thought I had more time to catch that beautiful sunset light, my lighting was finicky, I yelled at my poor gaffer/husband, and made Katie freeze her bunz off. Although I laid awake that night sick about missing that light, I can't say I don't like the way they turned. Good ol' Photoshop to the rescue. Hopefully the brides-to-be will like them! If you have a vote on which one you think I should use, leave a comment.
