Philadelphia portrait and pet photography
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Here are more wedding images from my very first wedding. I posted a few here, if you missed them. The details are some of my favorite parts of a wedding. Particularly, rockin shoes…
The rings were securly tied to the ring bearer pillow. Perhaps a little too securely tied. This is Dina, working to get them loose…
a I love this shot of them in their own little world…
Beer toast instead of champagne… Love that…
   It has been about 9 months since I started this blog, and I recently noticed that it was approaching 1,000 comments. And I fully intended on celebrating that milestone with you all… but 1,000 comments came and went faster than I realized and now we’re closer to 1,100 comments than 1,000. So let’s celebrate that. THANK YOU to all that stop by and leave me some blog love! It honestly does brighten my day to hear from you. And if you’ve never left a comment, here’s your chance to do it today! The 1,100 commenter will win themselves a $20 iTunes gift card as a small gift of my gratitude. Update: The 1,100th commenter is Heather! Thank you all for such wonderful comments… I feel lucky to have such amazing clients, friends, and family.
This is a groundbreaking day for Monster Monday as I introduce our first video post. The video itself is… well, not so groundbreaking, but it’ll give you an idea of what we come home to each day. Be sure to turn on the sound for this one! I don’t believe that it does justice to the loudness or shrieking quality of Lucy’s barks but it’s a start. Be prepared for many more videos of Lucy and Chloe’s antics, coming soon…
I met Duke’s parents at an event and I was ecstatic when they contacted me for a session. After all, it doesn’t get much cuter than a bulldog PUPPY! Duke was one of the most cooperative subjects I’ve ever gotten to photograph. He was so intrigued by the camera. I knew it was going to be a good shoot when this was the first shot…
The next image is one of my favorites…
Mary contacted me to get some photos of their bulldog… totally my thing… Out of curiosity I just counted and Lilly is the 11th bulldog that I’ve gotten to shoot this year. (The 12th is waiting on deck, you’ll get to meet him in tomorrow’s blog post.) Oh yeah, and she wanted to get some shots of her three teenagers too. Teenagers. I admit that the thought scared me a bit. I imagined loud-mouthed, uncooperative teens that thought that getting their picture taken was lame but begrudgingly agreed to cooperate under threats from their mother. As soon as I met Mary’s family, I breathed a sigh of relief. They were totally awesome! And sweet. And agreeable with all my silly ideas. I loved it. Thank you guys for sharing a fun morning with me!
Do not look closely at the graffitti. There were some very artistic drawings of male anatomy that I didn’t realize until after we started shooting there.
Meet Lily. She happens to be deaf, which proved my typical absurd noises and squeaker toys that I bring to shoots worthless. But it doesn’t seem to affect her in the least. She happily trotted her way around the park, tongue hanging out the side of her mouth in her standard adorable fashion…
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john...of johnwairephoto - great job april! you are a natural….and an inspiration.
Emily Beaty - Great job!!! My faves are the shoes and cake. 🙂
isabel - 🙂
claire - i love that first dance photo, too! you did such a great job with this.
Simon - Very nice, that one of the groom and his buddies is fantastic, love the cake shot too.
Emma Grater - Your first wedding?!! That’s awesome!! I knew you’d be just as amazing as you are with shooting everything else!
Congrats!
And good luck with future wedding to come!
One of these days we’ll have to hire you again to shoot some family pics!
:o)