Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

New Photography: Dan & Casey's Wedding

I had the amazing privilege of capturing the special moments of Dan and Casey's intimate sailboat ceremony on camera. I used a Canon Digital Rebel EOS XTi and a Canon S90.  We were lucky enough to dodge the rain during our time on the boat and overcast skies are perfect for photos! The champagne and the love warmed us up, which was good because the air was a bit chilly. That evening, we had a delicious dinner at Fitger's Brewhouse. Two days later, Dan and Casey celebrated with hundreds of friends and family at Dan's parents' house, which is perfect for an event like this! Check out all the photos in the Flickr set I created. I'm really pleased with how amazing the images are and I just love unique weddings. If you are married, what is your wedding story? If you are not married, what is your dream wedding location? I'd love to hear the beautiful and amazing stories you each have!

Posted by Christa

Dan & Casey on the front of the boat - right after saying "I do!".

Monday, July 18, 2011

Christa is on Flickr!!!

It has been hot hot hot and humid here in Minnesota, but we have been busy! There are some new items in our Etsy shop and Christa has started a Flickr account featuring her fantastic photography.  Her work spans from artistic nature shots to intimate family portraits. Here are a few of our favorites. Tell us what great photos you've taken this summer!

Posted by Sarah
One of my favorite places: West Yellowstone, MT. I captured this sunrise/moonset combo right outside the Blue Spruce cabin which my in-laws own and rent to visitors. A large print of this image hangs inside the cabin.
Fantastic pinstriping on a hot rod at the Hastings Cruise In.
A wonderful wedding and a unique portrait of the rings for friends Jen and Shad.
This was a really fun reception and the boys had fun dancing with the bride.
Travel photography is amazing - it always takes me right back to the location.
This is from a special trip we took to Venice, Italy before Sarah began her MA program.