Husband and wife photography team creating images to be cherished for generations.
Black and white film is just sooo yummy to me.
Here are a few of my film favorites from David and Sarah’s wedding at Morven Park.
Camera and Film Info: All captured with a Rolleiflex 6008MF and a Schneider 80mm Xenon HFT F2.8 lens.
Shot with Ilford HP5 400, rated at 1600 and processed at 800.
Bokeh-licious, baby.
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Happy Friday to you! I’m excited to start this weekend off with a cute and sassy Washington DC engagement shoot . Jason and I had so much fun with David and Meg as we all toured the National Mall, frolicking around memorials and the monument on a perfect day to be outdoors. Apparently every elementary and junior high school field trip in DC and the surrounding counties of northern VA and Maryland thought so too. It was packed at the Mall, and it was good times. David and Meg started out with a little picnic on the grass next to the WWII Memorial. We then made our way to Lincoln’s Memorial where David demonstrated his uncanny gymnastic talents on the lawn. David and Meg are so fun, and Jason and I are looking ahead and smiling at what we know will be an unforgettable wedding for these two. They’ll be getting married in October at the gorgeous and intimate country estate at Mt. Welby.
