A Kiss At The Waterfall In Infrared
A quick photo from this last weekend’s wedding with Sean and Sarah. Although I have a number of great color photos from our stop at the waterfall in Forest Park, […]
Author Archives: Patrick
Found Details
While I do a lot of detail photos at weddings I don’t tend to set them up like little studio shoots. Sure, I’ve done some setups, but for the […]
Old and Young
These are the moments that I live for, at least as a photographer. A standard smile-for-the-camera table shot can’t even begin to compare with the genuine emotion and personality of […]
Mother Of The Groom – Stories In Quiet Moments
Capturing quiet moments during the wedding day is a particular passion of mine. A photo doesn’t need to have a lot of fast action or vibrant expressions to tell a […]
More Infrared
I had a chance to get out and test the new infrared camera yesterday at Shaw’s St. Louis Botanical Garden. I’ve photographed a number of weddings here over the years, […]
Infrared Wedding Photography
I just invested in a new infrared camera, so I’m in the mood to talk about infrared wedding photography. IR photography is so unusual in the first place, but IR […]
The Role Of Image Enhancement pt II
Last time we looked at the role of image enhancement when applied to a photo that was pretty decent straight out of the camera. While the majority of photos I […]
The Role Of Image Enhancement – pt. I
One of the most disregarded aspects of professional wedding photography is the role of image enhancement. The importance of good enhancement and post processing cannot be overstated, yet almost no […]
More Details
Details are an important part of every wedding day. Most couples spend a lot of time sweating the details, so it’s important that I capture a decent cross section. There’s […]
More Snow and Today’s Wedding Show
Seriously? More snow? Not just snow, but Winter Storm Virgil. On March 24th. Just as we should start to see the first signs of spring buds, we get a winter […]
