I was ready for some vacation time by then so we headed out to visit our friends in Georgia. When we left there, the guys separated from the wives and headed out to the beautiful state of Utah for a week of fly fishing on the Green River below the Flaming Gorge. We had a great time fishing and laughing and eating the wonderfully prepared food at the resort.
I came home physically tired but mentally rested and ready to process the 3000+ images I had taken on the job, not to mention the personal ones from Europe and Utah. Needless to say my computer got a workout over the next two months and I am surprised I did not develop a case of carpal tunnel syndrome while at it.
While I post some of the images form this busy season, please feel free to comment.
Great job! I may get re-married (to my current sweetheart) just so I can have you take our wedding pictures! Can't wait to see more of your work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sha :)
ReplyDeleteWow...so gorgeous! The little ppl aren't in any of the photos! I never realized Christian resembles Chris so much till the wedding..lol
ReplyDeleteThese came out great Paul..! That one of Hope standing alone at Perrin park is absorbing.. simple yet artsy..
ReplyDeleteI saw Joe n Liz's prints just the other day - are you going to be posting their shoot?
A while back I ran into some pretty memorable wedding photos online by one Tony Hoffer, I'm sure you've heard of him.. quite the eye he's got.
He recently put up a cool HD promo video that I thought you might find interestinggg:
http://hofferphotography.com/about/
(Kevin Florian BTW)
You have the incredible knack of capturing the freest moments on an individuals face! Love every one of them, but especially the ones that are caught on the fly....the best smiles are the free ones!
ReplyDeleteThanks Steph,
ReplyDeleteI just try to be as prepared as I can so that when the happy couple show their joy I am ready to capture it. It's not something that can be easily turned on by saying smile :)