The random musings of wedding photojournalist Danielle Richards.
Glass Slipper Weddings & Events
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I stumbled across this link on a friend's Facebook page, and thought it was worth watching. Hopefully we'll all remember to keep smiling and to validate others.
Best wishes for a healthy, happy, and prosperous New Year !!
Just wanted to post a few photos of some wedding albums I delivered in time for the holidays.
I love the feel of the padded leather covers, and the numerous options available for cover designs. The first one is a two-tone leather --Dulche de leche and Rothschild--with a 3x3 cutout and blind emboss; the second is Wedgewood leather with a 5x5 centered cutout and silver emboss. Both clients chose the material, and these are just a few of dozens of options available from this company. The best part is the only limit is your imagination! I'm currently working on a couple of sample albums for some upcoming shows which will feature unique size and cover designs, so stay tuned for updates...
I had the pleasure of discovering the beauty of a reclaimed landfill when one of my portrait clients chose the Norman J. Levy Overlook Park as the location for their session. I had some misgivings as I made the drive in freezing rain, but as luck would have it, the rain stopped for about 20 minutes after we arrived ... just long enough to keep smiling and stay dry. This photo of one of my favorite types of tree, a white birch, inspired me to keep shooting after the session was over and the rain started again.
Christmas is a mere two weeks away, and I'm proud to say we got the outdoor tree display up and lit last weekend. Good thing too, since we've had a lot of rain since then. When my new Lensbaby arrived I just had to take it out and test it -- I love how light behaves when everything is slick and wet. A little eye candy is good for the soul!
