I had a great time working with Emily and John yesterday for their E-Pics. They chose the fantabulous location of St. Vincent’s Church grounds in San Rafael, CA. Click here to see a video of a wedding we did at St Vincent’s Church back in 2008. Here is a sampling of some of the pics. We came away with about 100 great pics. As part of EVERY E-Pic session package, I will clean up each and every one of the ‘keepers’ and send high resolution versions on disc to the couple.
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posted by admin at 10:35 am
We use to call them after wedding photo sessions. Somewhere down the line, someone coined the phrase Trash The Dress because of brides who would do things they wouldn’t normally do on the wedding day for fear of getting the dress dirty. The TTD is usually done before the dress is cleaned and packed for storage. So hopefully it didn’t get too dirty on the wedding day.
Anywho, this particular couple, David & Janice had no intention of trashing the dress [try saying that ten times fast!!!]. But they did want some really nice, traditional posed shots at the Legion of Honor and the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, CA.
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posted by RValdes at 5:00 pm
I had the pleasure of doing some Wedding Couple Engagement photos (a.k.a. E-Pics) at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, CA today. The engaged couple to be Married this May 2008 was Anna and Vi. They showed up on time and were ready for anything. My clients know that I work outside the box when it comes to e-Pics, and although I might get some standard ‘prom poses’ for prosperity sake, most of the images will be intrinsic as well as organic. We spent about an hour walking around the Palace of Fine Arts getting some great shots! I took about 100 or so images and below are some of my favorites. I’m looking forward to shooting Anna and Vi’s wedding this coming May 2008 at the Rincon Center in San Francisco at the Yank Sing which I have also worked at numerous times.
posted by RValdes at 10:41 pm