by Christina | Nov 24, 2010 | Photography, Wedding Planning, Tips and Details
…………… and the award for cutest reception decor would have to go to the Taste of the Wild catering at the Pittsburgh Zoo Water’s Edge. Dinner was served at several stations at Julie and Jared’s wedding. These adorable polar...
by Christina | Sep 10, 2010 | Children, Personal, Photography
It’s always rewarding when you imagine a photo in your mind, shoot it, and see exactly what you expected in the viewfinder. While that happens to me a lot, sometimes the result isn’t what I thought I’d get. Or even what I wanted. But sometimes...
by Christina | Sep 1, 2010 | Photography
Yep, it’s true. My big boy is off to school. He’s there right now! Although if you ask his little brother, Leo’s on the school bus. I guess he thinks he’s going to ride the bus around all day? Yesterday was orientation. It was a bit touch and...
by Christina | May 5, 2010 | Photography
Most wedding photographers like to shoot with two cameras to minimize lens changes. But this presents a problem – how to best manage carrying them? In the past, I’ve had one camera on a Black Rapid R-strap, worn across my body, and the other on a regular...
by Christina | Mar 26, 2010 | Photography
Right on East Carson Street in the South Side, The Milkshake Factory/Chocolate Celebrations (note: there’s music when you launch the link to their site) is a timeless little dessert haven. The exterior sets the stage for the vintage feel within. Once you enter,...
by Christina | Mar 16, 2010 | Photography
Or… neither? Consider the following photo of my dear husband. I shot it with a Canon 5D, which is an excellent, full-frame sensor camera body. On the 5D was an L-series lens, Canon’s 16-35mm f2.8. What do you think? Isn’t he just so handsome? Well,...
