“The modern picture of the artist began to form: The poor, but free spirit, plebeian but aspiring only to be classless, to cut himself forever free from the bonds of the greedy bourgeoisie, to be whatever the fat burghers feared most, to cross the line wherever they drew it, to look at the world in…
i leave every photo shoot feeling incredibly insecure. and then i see images like this that take my breath away. more to come later in the week. and i can’t wait to show you.
you would be hard-pressed to find a bride more vintage-inspired than brittany. her incredible wedding dress was assembled from the dress her mother wore when she got married. but it gets better- brittany’s grandmother originally made the dress and on brittany’s dress is her vintage brooch. one of my favorite photographs from the shoot, is…
i did this bridal session awhile back and somehow managed to put off showcasing it on the blog until now. the bride grew up overseas in korea as the child of a missionary family and also spent some time in thailand. she used a parasol and a fan in her bridal session to speak to…
Okay, Tahni. I follow your blog on reader but I just had to hop on to comment on this. Holy awesome. I love the third pic of the bride looking away… and I love that you maintain a different palette for the groom and the bride throughout. It as if she is a dream he isn’t quite sure could be true.
These are some of your best yet. I feel like their personalities are coming out in the pictures and I don’t even know them. What a beautiful bride! What a talented photographer you are to capture the beauty.
I love you and am so proud of you and your work!
Oh my goodness, Tahni, your photos just keep getting better and better. I really love how every shoot you do has a unique soul to it, just like the couples themselves. No two alike.
The words “I’m proud of you” come to mind – is that cheesy and wrong? Oh well, I don’t care, I’ll say it anyway.
Tahni – these might be my favorite engagement yet! There is something that you captured about the groom that is really amazing! I also really like the one with her elbow on his shoulder.
And the ones with the sticks are such a fun twist!
tahni, wow, these are gorgeous! what a beautiful couple. i love these photos! you are so talented and i love seeing the progression of your work. love and fuzz you!
what a fantastic dress!
Absolutely amazing!
stunning work!!
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oh my lanta. i just found you through clayton austin/ green wedding shoes and boy am i glad i did. i love your photographs. especially of this couple. they’re gorgeous. one of the many reasons i’m looking forward to getting engaged is so i can officially start my search for an amazing photographer and you may just be at the top of my list!
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