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Stewart Wedding

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“I found a dream that I could speak to; a dream that I can call my own” (Etta James). Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart! Vendor Highlights: Venue: Knotted Roots On The Lake Make-Up/Hair: Bella-Grace Hair & Makeup Team Photobooth/Drapery: 42 Lights Interactive Photo Booth and Lighting Company Catering: Coastal Catering DJ: Kool Kat Entertainment Cake: Miriam’s Cakes Bartender: Spunky Spirits Bartending Services

How To: Create a Composite Image

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A composite image is an image created from two or more images. The below photo is just a sampling and does not apply to every composite image. However, I wanted to show the editing process, specifically how detailed and time-consuming it can be. I believe it helps brides to understand what they are investing in when they hire a qualified and experienced photographer. It also helps explain why it may take time (typically between 4-6 weeks) for a gallery to become available. The below image was edited in Photoshop and screenshots were provided to show the given settings and tools (for any photographer friends reading this). Start with 2 (or more) separate images – likely taken from the same location. In this photo, I placed the lantern on the ground to allow for proper lighting of the foliage and driftwood. The same lantern was later held by the couple (in what would become the final image). You will see that the two images were edited (utilizing a preset) to ensure that both images...

Til Death Do Us Part

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How to Incorporate Deceased loved ones into your wedding Weddings are a time of celebration – a way to bring together all of the important people in your life to celebrate your love. However, for most couples, there are always a few important people who aren’t there – loved ones who have passed prior to the wedding. There are many ways to incorporate deceased loved ones into your wedding. Below are just a few suggestions: Empty seats – One of the more unique ways to honor loved ones is to reserve a seat in their honor. Not only is it a visual reminder for the couple, but it also encourages guests to take a moment (while finding their seats) to remember those who could not make it to the wedding. Candles – Leaving a candle burning in their honor is another great way to symbolize a loved one’s passing. It is a simple, yet elegant, addition to any table scape or entrance. It can also be used in conjunction with reserving a seat (as seen below). Photos/p...

The View From Above

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Keeping up with the wedding trends? According to the Knot, aerial photography is predicted to be one of the top wedding trends of 2022 ( www.theknot.com/content/new-wedding-trends )! Capture every angle of your Big Day! Not only do aerial shots provide a different vantage point, they also make for great canvas prints! Want to see some of my favorites? Check out a few below! Contact me to learn how to get aerial photography as part of your wedding package!