Ten Days of Wedding Photos | Day Seven
- At September 19, 2018
- By beno
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Something about a beautiful bride walking through the streets of a major city. Ft. Worth looks amazing and so does this lovely bride.
Having fun posting all these Wedding Pictures.
Ten Days of Wedding Photos | Day Five
- At September 13, 2018
- By beno
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Let’s dance . . . forever.
Ten Days of Wedding Photos | Day Four
- At September 13, 2018
- By beno
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Catching up with so much wedding goodness. I love the intimacy of a mother or grandmother helping a young man with his flower. Awesome!
Ten Days of Wedding Photos | Day Three
- At September 06, 2018
- By beno
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Still truckin’. How about some dancing queens? Sounds good to me.
Ten Days of Wedding Photos | Day Two
- At September 05, 2018
- By beno
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Okay, technically it’s still the same day, but I just couldn’t wait and since this series of posts was originally intended to mirror my instagram activity, I wanted to get everything caught up and tidy that way.
So, here we go with day two a few hours after day one.
This time, it’s all about the groomsmen. Striking a pose.
Enjoy!
Ten Days of Wedding Photos | Day One
- At September 05, 2018
- By beno
- In Wedding
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It’s been awhile since my last post, so let’s get right back into it with a week and a half long run of daily wedding photos. These are gonna run the gammet from ultra-posed to intimately candid. Hopefully by throwing some of these favorite wedding images out there, any prospective clients will be able to get a good feel of my style and approach to shooting weddings.
We’ll start things off with a little “Bridal Attitude”.
Enjoy!
Living Magazine “Best Photographer” Reader’s Choice Winner | Best in Las Colinas & Coppell
In the world of professional photography, contests and awards can sometimes leave you scratching your head.
Through the years I have found myself on both sides of the winner’s circle, from first place all the way out to “Thank you, please try again.”.
Even as my business has grown, photography contests and the recognition of having someone say that my photos are actually good is always out there. It’s just this non-stop attractive distraction.
Every photographer wants to be told that they are a good photographer every now and then by someone other than their own mother. (Thanks, Mom!)
One of my favorite things about this job is the inherent duality of the product. On the one hand, it’s work and it’s straight forward and it’s a means to an end.
And then, on the other hand, it’s art and it’s purely creative and it can even be a little magical at times.
The truth is that the people I get to work with and for are the real judges. Every single shoot is another entry in the ongoing photography contest.
That’s why I am so proud and excited to write this post about being named “Best Photographer” by the readers of Living Magazine (Las Colinas/Coppell Edition).
This is the kind of recognition that reminds me who I’m shooting for . . . and why.
There are so many photographers out there and more than a few ways to approach the combination of the artistic and the functional.
It sure is wonderful to hear from a local publication that their readers have been polled and decided that my approach was deemed their favorite.
Makes me want to go out and take some pictures . . . for the shear joy of it.
Abracadabra.
Thank You –
To all who voted and continue to “vote” for me by hiring me and telling your friends about me.
Downtown Grapevine | Dallas Engagement Photography
- At November 17, 2015
- By beno
- In Engagement, Lifestyle
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By far, the coolest thing about this job is the people I get to shoot. The Clients. All of their emotions. The strength and the vulnerability. And the love. God Bless the Love!
This session was so much fun. Angela and I went to high school together and became even better friends years later through social media. She worked hard to get in shape and was ready to strut her stuff.
Engagement Sessions usually overflow with love and affection, and this was no exception. Just look at these two souls. They can hardly wait to say “I do” to each other.
Her man, Damon, is awesome. It’s been such a pleasure getting to know him better with each new photoshoot.
He’s got his hands full, for sure, but this guy’s cool and confident. No worries here.
Move along. Nothing more to see here. XOXOXO
It’s so obvious with these two – they seem to have found each other at the perfect time.
I can’t say enough about Downtown Grapevine either. How fantastic is this place?
Shop windows, brick facades, wrought iron benches, beautiful planters and festive lights galore.
This is a couple with everything in front of them. The future is their’s to create.
Now we just have to figure out how to get them to stop kissing . . .
Happy Anniversary | Dallas, Texas Lifestyle Photographer
If I’ve learned anything at all doing this job, it can be summed up in a few simple notions . . .
Have your gear ready and stay alert. The magic happens quickly and not at all when you expected it.
Consider kneepads. Get down on the ground and see what’s really happening.
Trying to pose kiddos is futile and not that much fun anyway. Follow their lead.
Some places have extra magic. Identify and remember them. (Bishop Arts is more than just good food.)
When someone wants you to shoot their important event, you say “Yes”.
Did I mention that kids are awesome to work with, but impossible to predict?
The most interesting shots are not the “static set-ups”. Quite the contrary – it’s the random candid pic that almost didn’t happen which stirs the imagination.
True Love will always be photogenic. Point and shoot. Nothing more to it.
Details, details and a few more of those beautiful details.
A huge “Thank You” to my amazing clients. Your continued support means everything.
