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Yes, that is a Camo garter! Home made by my sis-in-law! Like my squirrel post of a while back ... "You might be a redneck if ..." =)
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Fun details only caught by more than 1 cam.
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The groom wanted to match his shoelaces with his shirt and tie! Now that's what I call GQ!
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Preparation
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Not sure who or what they were looking at!
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D'oh ... It fit when we bought it! PUUUSSSSSHHHHHH!!!!!!
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Believe me, the noise isn't nearly this noticeable in the full res version. Yours truly taking aim in the lower left! =)
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"I know that I wouldn't be the flower girl without you ... but you're SUPPOSED to be up on stage!"
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Yep ... need another external flash attachment ... but check out those legs!
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Need we say more?
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That female touch again!
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Flouncy!
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I got it!
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AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!
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There is so much humor in these pictures!! Great, funny, unconventional! Congratulations!
almitra · 2008-04-18: 01:21
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lovely set !!!!
facan · 2008-04-18: 01:25
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again, very good stuff. but what's with the photoblog police department? i dont think anyone cares how many you post up.
dhulsmeyer · 2008-04-18: 07:05
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Wow, very interesting set! You've got some great ideas here, executed very well I might add. Nicely done!
majikmonkee · 2008-04-18: 07:19
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fun things you ..13 is precious.. just like little boys usually look at weddings ..they'd rather be catching frogs somewhere :)
Lindyart · 2008-04-18: 07:44
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Some more great shots. I imagine it would help to have both the male and female perspective behind the camera. What a team! Good effort by you on #10 to get the shot, although I think the minister thinks you are a bit crazy. You two do a great job of capturing the unconventional shots as well as the normal ones. Stuff like #3 and #29. Nice job you two!
etodd80 · 2008-04-18: 09:16
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Wonderful! I love how you did 24 and 25! Very nice indeed!
mattandbranson · 2008-04-18: 10:09
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So many great and unique shots. Having two perspectives would be a great thing. I love #21 and what you did with it.
TheCrazyCroat · 2008-04-18: 10:11
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Once again, these are great! Love some of the ideas. I will give Heidi the credit for it, as you did state. I know most of the time, you guys don't have a clue! lol
tbranscum · 2008-04-18: 10:19
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Very nice job!!
PaperWings · 2008-04-18: 10:24
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Ah, the female/male thing explains all those little details (I was wondering where you came up with some of those ideas). Autumn had 2 photographers, one male and one female, and they shot some of the same pics, but from different perspectives, and different angles, which was nice. Heidi take angles and shots like Autumn likes, things that no one ever notices, but they are nice for the bride to look back on. Well done, you two!!
veganess · 2008-04-18: 10:53
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You and Heidi make this whole wedding thing look easy - what a great team you make!!!
aknor · 2008-04-18: 11:07
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WOW great whiz bang job!! I really like #21!! very sweet!! YOu have more nerve than I do! Maybe I can do a wedding of Speed Goats.. That is what we call Antelopes in Eastern CO. High 5 to you great job!!!
SheriJ · 2008-04-18: 13:29
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You guys do great! I really appreciate seeing the pictures because we couldn't attend(Texas is a little too far away) When you see Dave and Angie give them our love. Aunt Jacque
Jacquelyn Johnson · 2008-04-18: 13:56
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Another fantastic job, Mat! I really, really love these. Those two flower girls are so adorable.
ncshutterbug · 2008-04-18: 18:57
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These are fantastic!! - If the photoblog police come after you - I'll post your bail (laughter). Wonderful , warm and loving photgraphs. Great comment on the his/her perspectives. Heidi is awesome. Thanks for sharing with us. - Do I need to send a gift (laughter).
Queen911 · 2008-04-18: 22:20
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What a great set. SO many to comment on and not enough room. Well done!
coyoteself · 2008-04-18: 22:21
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exquisite moments, details and portraits (part I and II)… looks like an incredible day for the happy couple and for their guests :)
persi · 2008-04-19: 15:23
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My comment on part one totally apply here too. #17, 18 & 29 really stand out.
Madoc · 2008-04-19: 17:11
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Mat, once again excellent job. My favorites are 1,16, 18, 21, 22, and 27.
bamommy · 2008-04-19: 19:22
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You both did an amazing job. Wonderful captures!
mrutherford22 · 2008-04-20: 22:14
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On another note entirely, yes I did see the post in the middle about the goose eggs! But glad I didn't skip over this one, as I love watching the capture of a wedding. Congratulations on a wonderful set, and a great person to learn from. :)
aurian · 2008-04-21: 21:31
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Great set - I've done several weddings myself and they make me sooo nervous. I have decided only to do outside weddings now - I don't feel I have the necessary lighting to do the job I really want to, especially in some of the smaller older churches around here, lots of heavy wood, dark colors you know? make great shots when the church is empty but I'm never happy when there is people there too! I think these turned out great.
picturemom · 2008-04-28: 20:06
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Thanks for sharing these. I'm so happy for them !
Jacquelyn · 2008-04-28: 21:05
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