I have been trying to work on black and white conversions lately. So many digital black and whites look so terrible in my opinion; very few as good as black and white film and the great grain that comes with it. I was experimenting with Sudhir and Chrissy’s wedding from the Modern Wing, and just...
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Modern Wing Wedding Photos [Art Institute] :: Sudhir + Chrissy
Chrissy and Sudhir were married at the end of December in what was a typical winter Chicago day — gray, slushy and cold! But despite the weather, they had one of my favourite weddings of the year, an elegant but relaxed celebration at the brand new Modern Wing at the Art Institute. This space is...
2009
I was recently talking to someone who has known me very well for the past two years or so. We were chatting about how different this year has been for me, how many changes I have seen in my work, my personal life, my own life. We reflected on where we were last year around...
St. Clement Wedding Photos :: Terri and Brian
Terri and Brian were married in early November at Saint Clement. The weather that day was so phenomenal; I think Terri probably got the best day of the year! They were married at one of my favourite churches, Saint Clement. It is a breathtaking church in Lincoln Park and really lends such a regal and...
A very brief photobooth
During a slower moment of cocktail hour at a recent wedding, Frank and I decided to maybe try doing another spontaneous “photobooth”. We were unfortunately told we weren’t able to set up in the room with all the guests, so the idea was a little short-lived and didn’t quite work out, though we were able...
A food lover’s wedding :: Brian + Autumn (Promontory Point + A New Leaf)
On October 18, I did what might very well be the craziest thing I have done, and actually flew back from Florida on Sunday morning after shooting Matt and Wendy’s wedding, and then photographed Brian and Autumn’s stunning wedding the same afternoon (and yes, this was all with approval of them! I must have asked...