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Archive for May, 2010
Broken Dreams
Saturday, May 29th, 2010Why wedding photography?
Tuesday, May 25th, 2010
What is it about Wedding Photography in general that makes us want to do it again and again and again? I am pondering this question after reading another photographer’s advert, which states that the most satisfying part of being a wedding photographer to him/her is when the couple view their album for the first time and have joy on their faces. I guess that for every professional person the satisfaction of doing a job well ranks very high, but WHY do WE do it?
Sanchia and Jared – Gonubie Wedding
Sunday, May 23rd, 2010Eastern Cape living has its benefits. Shooting weddings around the corner from home at a beautiful setting like Gonubie is one of them! To top it all, Sanchia and Jared had a vintage glamour style and old school love radiating from them, making our last wedding of the current wedding season memorable, to say the least.
Herewith follows a few teaser pics. Comments welcome!
Landscape and Art Photography
Sunday, May 23rd, 2010Ever so often we get the chance to just take a walk with our cameras and capture something that just says how we feel at that moment. We see the beauty in something simple, something that we walk past every day and maybe did not even notice before…
Photostory on Youtube.com TTD
Tuesday, May 18th, 2010We will now be offering photostories on youtube for our couples to enable to share their wedding images via facebook and other social media more dramatically!
Please comment! Have a rockin’ week! Marius and Michelle
Trashing the Dress at Mpekweni
Monday, May 17th, 2010Trash the Dress? Now why would anybody want to trash a wedding dress you might think? It sounds like something that a wife might do after having a huge fight with her husband, not something you would imagine a just married couple enjoy doing!?
Hats off to brave Carmen and Le-Royé that not only had the courage to destroy (maybe they could save it) their wedding attire, but also brave some fairly cold water in the process! (The week before the wedding the Eastern Cape experienced some bitterly cold weather, and it surely had it’s effect on the water temperature).
The love and emotion the couple shared and displayed on their wedding day continued the day after at Mpekweni Beach Resort and thus allowed us to capture some amazing pics.
…And there is a pic in the shower right at the end!!!
The Jack Russel pup decided that Carmen looks much more friendly than it’s owners and joined the bride on the sand dune.
