Get’n Down and Dirty at the McKinney Cotton Mill…
Meet Candice and Chris. They came to us by way of a former bride of ours Shanna. We photographed their engagement session at the McKinney Cotton Mill, which is just an awesome facility. There’s so much character to this place and it really brought out the couple’s personalities. Candice and Chris were just awesome to work with and we were so happy they decided to choose a location outside the normal places we’ve photographed. We are so excited for your wedding this summer! Enjoy the preview guys and we’ll be in contact with you soon.
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Better Half of Lucky Pro Photography Is Another Year….Younger.!!!
Happy Birthday To You, Happy Birthday To You!!! Angela’s Birthday Monday, February 22nd. We started celebrating this past Friday with a dinner date and a weekend of relaxing. After a great Sunday lunch, Angela revealed the desires of her heart – a new bike…with a granny basket attached. Crazy thing is that we did not have to look very hard for the perfect bike for her. Happy Birthday Angela, enjoy your two-wheeled, leg propelled transportation thingy!!!
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45 Degrees Outside, But It Was Heating Up In Addison Circle!!!
Meet Gladys and Eddie… and Juliana (you’ll see in a moment). This was one of the sweetest engagement sessions we’ve ever done. We were introduced to Gladys through a mutual friend and she decided to have us as her photographers. This day in age more and more couples are coming into relationships with children. Gladys and Eddie wanted to include Julianna in the session as well for us to capture some great family interaction. We just love these guys and had such a great time with them in Addison Circle, even with the 45 degree temperature. We are very excited for their upcoming wedding!!!
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This Weeks Lesson Basic & Cinematic Lighting Techniques
Playtime is over for Mr. Junior Photographer and it’s time to start learning some sweet lighting techniques. We have quite a few off-camera flash units and decided it was time we actually start using some of this equipment before it becomes…ancient. Our goal was to produce a cinematic lighting effect using a remote to fire the flash unit. Crosby decided to be the subject for this session and we ended up with some very nice photographs to share.
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