Julie. LA. 2013. Polaroid 1685.
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03.15.14 Chris and Audrey Glass. Laguna Beach.
“Love is composed of a single soul inhabiting two bodies.” – Aristotle
Two of the most beautiful people I know inside and out. Truly an honor to have been part of such a day.
Sometimes I come home to this and realize I’m the luckiest man in the world to have found the other half of my soul in this gorgeous creature Julie.
I love that the photo that got my 3rd Instagram deleted has gotten almost 60k notes on here. Clearly it connects with people.
Thank you all for the love.
03.14.14 Julie. Los Angeles.
I take her picture to remember the butterflies I get everytime I look at her. To remember how she makes the world melt away when she’s in my arms. To remember the smell of her hair hanging in my face. To remember what really matters. To inspire me to be the man I want to be for her. To dream of the life will share together. To capture the life we had, to share with the future. To remind me what love looks like. To love and to be loved by her.
Quick question for a friend. Do studio photographers get paid a tip? Do wedding photographers? If you’re already paying hem for the service is gratuity expected? I say it’s not.
I honestly don’t know. I wouldn’t think so. Do any studio/wedding photographers here have thoughts?
03.14.14 Julie. Los Angeles.
I take her picture to remember the butterflies I get everytime I look at her. To remember how she makes the world melt away when she’s in my arms. To remember the smell of her hair hanging in my face. To remember what really matters. To inspire me to be the man I want to be for her. To dream of the life will share together. To capture the life we had, to share with the future. To remind me what love looks like. To love and to be loved by her.
Britt Warner. LA. 2013. Polaroid 1042.
03.13.14 Newport Beach.
Sunset over titties.
Stumbled upon these two ladies taking pictures flashing each other in the light of the setting sun; figured it was only appropriate to put them in own sunset photo.
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