After the whirlwind of a wedding, we had a couple days to unwind, catch our breath, and get some last minute stuff for our trip to Mexico. I grabbed a bag full of film for my new Canonet (to replace my fallen ql-17 from sydney – thanks much to mr. benjamin bisson) as well as a battery, and tools so i could take apart, clean and calibrate the rangefinder of…
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Without a doubt, this was probably the best idea we had for the wedding – photobooths have been pretty trendy over the past few years, usually with props or traditional printing. We had considered prints or polaroids, but in the end we wanted to keep it simple, and not distract from the guests personalities – and i think that made this one unique. It was great for me and annie,…
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The preparation of the last entry really overlapped quite a bit with the wedding day itself – i think i was still in jeans and a beater getting things ready up until about 15 minutes before the ceremony. Lots of work, and it was over in the blink of an eye. One-hundred per cent worth it. the guys prep area was a little less glossy than the gals. undoubtedly my…
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despite having convinced myself that i would have all the major prep work for the wedding done well in advance – the week beforehand was still a mess. Chainsawing, oiling, carving, printing, cutting, drawing, gluing, folding, regluing, and general mess-making. I wish i would have taken more photos of the details we worked on, but the aforementioned activities got the best of us. spent a lot of time with a…
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The whirlwind is over, im back a little more rested, a little tanner, a little richer, and a lot more married. words cannot begin to describe the joy the past few weeks have brought. Old friends, new friends, good weather, bad weather, working hard, relaxing… a little less hard actually, great food, better drinks, preparation preparation preparation, great memories, great lack of memories in some cases – i could go…
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