Today’s the day! It’s my second wedding in a row at the LBJ WFC , and again the bride and I did a bridal session a couple of weeks ago. As usual she didn’t want me to show the photos on line so her fiancée wouldn’t see her in her dress before the big day and I always respect the wishes of my clients. But since today is the wedding day, I can publish this post these wedding photos on the internet and share them with the world.
She came with her mother, and was all ready for the session when I arrived. Looking absolutely perfect in her Monique Lhuillier wedding gown, she had a sample bouquets and her grandmother’s parasol as props. We spent about 40 minutes walking around some of the most beautiful areas in the Wildflower center. I used a combination of film and digital cameras during this session, can you tell which ones are which? I think it’s pretty clear. (hint: look at the skin tones – the warm, creamy, natural colors are real film).
If you are looking for a great place in Austin for your portraits, the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower center is hard to beat. In fact just the other day, I was reading that Austin is becoming a great destination wedding city – kind of strange, but true. I never thought about destination weddings in Austin, but now that I do, the Wildflower center is one of those incredible outdoor venues that is all the rage right now.
Of course bridals are included in all of my packages, and I also offer stand alone (ala carte) bridals if you are interested. All sessions come with a CD of the original files, and a print release, AND a framed 11×16 print that you can display at the wedding, too. Contact me for more info.
Warm, natural skin tones like this can only be captured using Fuji Film. I know because I've tried everything else.
The strapless Monique Lhuillier wedding gown is accented with an antique parasol and gold ribbon tied around her waist.








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hi eric, i’m telling you, if i was that girls mom i would have to have them all. Wonderful job as usual. The bride is adorable.
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