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Shakopee Family:: Welter Family

We got one of the very best last days of summer.  The heat and sun kept us going as the Welter family and I wandered about a beautiful park in Shakopee.  No one really seemed to mind the heat and in the process of exploring, we captured some incredible places and shots along the way!

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    Minneapolis Courthouse Wedding:: Jessica and Daryl

    They had worked together for years and had been good friends connecting over their love of music, wine and work, so it wasn’t a big surprise to friends and family when Daryl and Jess began dating.  Both are from the mid-west, but reside in California for the time being.  Neither wanted a big wedding, so they settled on having a small courthouse wedding in Minneapolis (where Jess is from) with her sister and her family.  So in the afternoon on a Tuesday in a small courtroom Jess and Daryl committed themselves to one another.  It was a sweet and beautiful day to be a part of.A courthouse wedding has been on my bucket list of places to photograph for years, so when Jess contacted me, I was thrilled. After the ceremony, we wandered the full streets of Minneapolis for some city scapes of both Jess and Daryl together and alone.  It was a sweet day and I was honored to be a part of it.

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      Minnetonka Engagement Session:: Glenn and Michelle

      They wanted to incorporate their love for the city of Minneapolis along with the nature center near their home that they frequent, so Michelle and Glenn chose to do photos downtown Minneapolis along the river and on the paths they run, bike or walk on every day. I simply can not wait for their May wedding!

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        How to use wind in your favor

        Not all wedding days, or family session days are a perfect 75 degrees, partly cloudy and beautiful.  Here in the Midwest, dealing with all the elements comes with its challenges and frustrations, but also comes with ways to create the perfect memories and look for your clients.  Here are a few ways to use the wind in your favor to help create a beautiful photos!1) Use the veil.  There are so many times while a bride just wants to take out her veil when the wind is gusting, but my advice to you would be to keep it in (at least for a while!) Use this to your advantage, to wrap up in, let it fly and open it up to create leading lines to a face while helping clients remember what the elements of the day felt like!2) Walk or face into the wind.  Hair will fly backwards and veil will fly upwards or sideways.  Use this to capture movement and memories.
        3) If you are photographing clients, specifically girls, I LOVE having shots of  hair flying all over the place.  Oftentimes this brings a carefree look and feel to the photo that I think perfectly captures the age. Hope that helps a bit as you prepare to use the elements that the day brings you and helps you see why even a windy day can bring out some of the most beautiful photos.

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          November Newsletter 2.11

          Happy November to you!  Here’s to the month of giving thanks and enjoying these last few days of fall.  What a great year it has been.

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            Based in the Twin Cities area and available for travel worldwide.

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