Emily & Rick | St. Francis Hall wedding
I'm a big fan of Leo Druker, so I was very happy when he asked me to photograph Emily and Rick's wedding with him at St. Francis Hall near the Franciscan Monastery in Washington, DC. You can see his post about the wedding here. This was the weekend after I photographed Suee and Tad's wedding at the same venue, so it was cool to see a completely different wedding (and type of wedding) there. Here are a few of my favorites:
I loved the simple touch of sprigs of lavender on green napkins. It really gave a classy look without being obtrusive or over-the-top. Plus all the kids at the party were running around with them looking really sweet.
I'm the second photographer sooooo motion blur the entrance - why not?
And this is silly, but there was a fabulous beam of light shooting through the hall during dinner, catching all the little dust particles in the air. I watched it for a long time and nothing interesting happened in my frame, but I thought it was so beautiful I had to share, even though that's Leo right there taking a picture of something else.
Double napkin dab! Love this.
(Belated) congratulations Emily and Rick! And thanks again Leo for having me out.
This was hilarious. I told Emily and Matt to dance and they just started jumping around and flailing their arms.
I had to amend myself and say "romantic" dancing.
Last and, yeah, probably least, we have engagement photos with Titanoboa! World's biggest snake! Eating what appears to be a gila monster. How could I resist?
Good times, y'all. Look for more from Emily and Matt in just a couple months!
Did I mention I love shooting in DC's museums? It can be tricky, light-wise. And then sometimes you have this giant floating light cube to play with.
And, because why not, we hopped across the street to the Air and Space to get a couple with space man. If you can't have hot air balloons (immediately), it's the next best thing.
