Photo Booth at wedding receptions in Kansas City
We have been bringing our photo booth at wedding receptions for the past 4 years, but it feels like has never been as popular as this year. We had a great time so far engaging with guests, creating moments of pure fun and great images and will keep doing it through the end of the season. The general feedback we have received was: “We are so glad you convinced us to do this!”
This is just our take on something really popular.
Wedding photography on film
Nope, we are not going back in time. No I didn’t sell the 5D. The economic recession has nothing to do with it. Just wanted to have some fun with the camera that started it all, at least for me. Stolen from my dad years ago, taken across the pond to a skilled repair man for simple TLC, she has been my first camera and the tool of the trade for my first weddings. Last saturday I wanted to take her out of retirement, just for a little, short Sensia run.
The fun continued when I took the film to Costco and told them to cross process it. Bypassed the stare look and told them to: “just run it as you normally would any other regular film”. One of the chicks behind the counter couldn’t refrain from saying: “Sir, you know it will turn completely black!” “Sure” I said “just do it. Do it. Do it.”
Here are some I liked. Nothing done to them, straight from the lovely CD Costco gave me.
The “real” post about this wedding will come soon. Lisa & Bobby, thank you for having us at your wedding. Stay tuned for more.
Lauren’s head shots
Lauren is the realtor that sold us our new pad at the Rockhill Condominums, a boston terrier owner and she is my age, which is the best ever (suck it, if you are still in your 20’s). She needed some portraits and head shots for work and some just for fun. So in a hot and muggy Kansas City afternoon we just walked around the studio and took few shots here and there. Here are just some of our favorites.
Christina & Matt – wedding photography in Kansas City
Christina & Matt’s wedding was an elegant and sleek event that started at the President Hotel for the getting ready and continued at the Hobbs Building for both ceremony and reception. These are just few of our favorite images from the day.
