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Bridget and Nick invited me to her house in LA, which is beautiful and had tons of space for shooting. She likes to decorate and design sets, which makes my job easy. Not only is she a model, but she is great at acting cheesy for the goofy sweater shots. She treats me well, and it is a pleasure to work with her every time she asks. Check out her site to see photos from our last shoot at www.bridgetmarquardt.com. More photos from this shoot and the one for her website coming soon.
What a beautiful and intimate wedding. JP is not only photogenic, but he can sing. He did a great job of serenading her at the reception. They both waiting a long time and did things right. You guys made that weekend so much fun.
Nothing else matters. Seriously, there are hundreds of girls in the past six years that I have photographed for their ego, significant other or for their modeling that do not have a single photo on their wall. The shoots for these purposes become just a phase or trend. Wedding photos are forever.
Couples whose wedding photos I take may see me 3 months or 4 years later but still think I am their favorite photographer. They smile when they see me because their wedding photos remind them of one of the most important days of their lives. That is it.
Thanks Angela for the nice message.
...will last forever. I met these two when Angela was doing a runway show in Houston a year ago. Her fiance was easy to remember because he is one of the most supportive guys I know. Not a jealous bone in his body. Now I know why they have a great relationship.
In the desert
Amazing hotel
All the beautiful details that make a wedding memorable
after a few cocktails the attitude of Vegas was unleashed
This bellhop got a pleasant surprise
This bride is one of the calmest brides ever. This can be proven by the fact that two weeks before her wedding, her wedding binder was stolen from her car and she didn't freak out. Who can stay calm with everything missing? Guess that's why she is a great nurse. Here are photos from her big day.
Being from Houston, I have only seen caves on The Travel Channel. This was a great week of exploring and shooting for a latex line. I was suprised they picked me till they explained they wanted something pretty and not gothic. This is what we came up with. Look for more sets in the future.
The shoot was created over a conversation about when people get drunk they will talk to anyone. When drinking downtown you will come across homeless people who can be charming. The homeless guy in the red is always funny as heck! So we scheduled a shoot with model Molly Christian and him that was great!
These were done at the Petroleum Club, which has a beautiful view of Downtown and the Enron building.
