Archive for January, 2010

so many people have heard of the tourist destination of martha’s vineyard, but i’m going to tell you all about one of my favorite places: nantucket. a short ferry trip and an even shorter cessna ride from the continent lies a sand bar called nantucket. long ago, the little island was the world’s leading whaling port but when that industry came to a halt, many left the island. local historic district commission ensures architectural preservation and development is done with the strictest care to preserve the history and character of the island. what makes they “grey lady” extra special is that most of the homes and buildings on island date back from before the civil war. total time warp! cobblestone streets and dirt roads dotted with white cedar shingle cottages… a picturesque harbor, shell-paved walks, lighthouses and expansive nature preserves and golf courses…. oh i almost forgot: dolphins in the sunset at madaket beach…  all this makes “ACK” one of the most desirable places to live, vacation, and have a destination wedding.

as with many island towns, nantucket’s population soars in the summertime and has become a very popular location for destination weddings.

nantucket isn’t as hectic as martha’s vineyard is in the summer, and is far less saturated with tourists. there’s no traffic lights on island and year round, its quite peaceful. if you get seasick from ferries and you can’t stomach the idea of hopping on a 10 passenger prop plane (and telling them your weight), you might be out of luck. if you do happen to make it on island, you can rent a car or bicycle easily. if you rent a scooter (not really a moped) do be careful because inexperienced riders on winding dirt roads not only annoy the locals but can be an unsafe combo.

as far as resources for nantucket weddings, there are quite a lot, whether you choose to use island resources or bring your own from the mainland. as far as theme and decorating goes, there are blogs and wedding planners to help. some popular elements nantucket lightship baskets, sailor knots, star fish and seashells, hydrangeas, and a nautical / navy color theme are all very popular design ideas to add to a nantucket event. when planning your island wedding, give yourself extra time and book far in advance since warm months on the island give way to wedding venues and accommodations, inns, and hotels booking up fast for your out of town guests. since weather is unpredictable on nantucket, always have a backup plan in store in case of inclement weather. one thing to note though is that so many mornings on nantucket start out very grey just due to the fog rolling over the island and the clouds often pass for a sunny day.

on island there are a few popular areas for weddings including looking right in town and east over in siasconset (also known simply as ’sconset). below you will find my not so big list of resources for nantucket weddings

ceremony venues and nantucket beach information

First Congregational Church 62 Center Street (508) 228-0950
St Paul’s Episcopal Church 20 Fair Street (508) 228-0916‎ (stone church famed for its Tiffany & Co. stained glass windows, somewhat strict rules for marriage)
South Chruch / Unitarian Universalist Church 11 Orange Street (508) 228-7597
Shirat Ha Yam Jewish services at the Unitarian Church
United Methodist Church 3 Liberty Street (508) 228-1882
St Mary’s Our Lady of the Isle 3 Federal Street (508) 228-0100‎ (i believe you have to be a member)
First Baptist Church 1 Summer Street (508) 228-4930
Union Chapel 18 New Street (508) 257-6616‎ (over in ‘Sconset)
Beach Wedding Ceremonies – while beaches are public property you still need to contact the Board Of Selectmen, i love Jetties Beach
Brant Point light is a very popular location for wedding ceremonies as well
Altar Rock is the second highest point on the island and also a favorite location
Catherine Stover is the Town Clerk and a Justice of the Peace
Wedding venues and rehearsal dinner locations
Nantucket Whaling Museum check out the rooftop observation deck!
Brotherhood of Theves about 50 seated or 100 for passed h’orderves
Catering
A Taste of Nantucket Kimberly Reed (offers planning services as well)
Flowers
Flowers on Chestnut (508-228-6007) Michael Molinar
Wedding Photographer
Wedding Planners, Consultant and misc. resources
Caroline Sallee of ACKtivities
Dress Pressing/Ironing on ACK Roni Roberts Pressed for Time
Music
Gifts, Favors, and Decor
Blue Beetle Nantucket on Main for monogrammed bags and other personalized goodies
Beach Glass on straight wharf, lots of glass and jewelry
Aunt Leah’s Fudge opens back up in april i think
Salons on Nantucket
R.J. Miller Salons 508-228-4672
Andrea Marie Salon for bridal styling 508-228-0042
Tresses & The Day Spa 508-228-0024 (hair, makeup, spray tanning)
The Calming Room (makeup and spray tanning) 508-325-8920
Darya Salon & Spa 508-228-0550
if anyone has any questions about nantucket i can try to help. email me directly through the contact section on my website, or simply post a comment.

for those of you who have met me to discuss wedding photography, you know how i always rave about style matters. here is where i explain my praise for them. have been to a ton of weddings and i know which djs get the crowd going without being annoying. spencer and the djs that are part of his company don’t mess up, they send the wedding guests to the dance floor without fail, and tend to play a cooler versions of recognizable songs and mixing in an appropriate amount of unique tracks. if spencer isn’t available on your wedding or event, don’t fret for even a moment. i have heard several of the other djs that work for style matters and the party is just as fun. when the party is fun, it makes my life easier because lets be honest, its more fun as a wedding photographer taking creative photos during a wedding reception when the dance floor is packed. i have had a chance to get to know the style matters crew, at weddings at gallery 1028, zed 451, the narnia estate, just to name a few. i am spotlighting spencer in an online blog interview below:

1. Introduce yourself:

Hello, my name is Spencer Lokken.  I’m a member of the Orchard Lounge DJ collective and I run Style Matters DJs (www.stylemattersdjs.com).

2. How did you get started?

Like a lot of people in their twenties, I wasn’t happy with my where my career was going.  I never had a healthy relationship with corporate America.  Despite a solid work ethic and proven track record, I left my job every day feeling unsatisfied, unchallenged, and uninspired.  Almost six years ago, intrigued by the wonders of Craigslist, I created a post offering my DJ services to people throwing high-end private events.  I’ve always had an entrepreneurial spirit, but at the time, I certainly didn’t have any hopes of creating a full-fledged company.  I just did it to keep from going crazy in my cubicle.  As my pop once put it, I quit working for the man and became the man.  Best decision I’ve ever made.

3. What do you think has gotten Style Matters to be one of the most successful DJ companies in Chicago?

Raw talent, attention to detail, creativity, our organizational skills, our willingness to take a chance, and the fact that I’ve assembled a team of some of the best DJs this city has ever seen.  I’ve put my heart and soul into this, as have the DJs on my team.  I think when you watch us spin, it shows.

4. What sets you apart from your competitors?

What competitors?  Kidding.  I suppose it has a lot to do with how knowledgeable, versatile, and dedicated the DJs are.  We are constantly driven by the feeling we get at 12:01am every Saturday night.  It’s pretty special to know that we’re an integral part of a celebration that our clients will never forget.

5. What is on your playlist this week?

Seven Saturdays – “Good Morning, I Love You”
Real Estate – “Fake Blues”
The XX – “VCR”
Toro Y Moi – “Blessa”
Emancipator – “Rattlesnakes”
Hot Chip – “Thieves In the Night”
Broken Bells – “The Ghost Inside”
Vampire Weekend – “I Think You’re A Contra”
Bat For Lashes – “Good Love”
Kings Of Convenience – “Mrs. Cold”

Come see what’s on all the DJs’ playlists next Friday, February 5th at Moonshine for our bi-monthly DJ showcase. Moonshine is at 1824 W. Division, Chicago near Damen & Division

full disclosure: Style Matters does not compensate me in any way. i don’t get anything except the joy of nudging you towards good resources. i don’t pay any money to be on anyone’s preferred vendor list, nor do i charge anyone to be mentioned in my blog or accept any money for mentioning anyone.

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on the recent trip to jamaica, after the shoots i had a little bit of time to myself. i wasn’t sure what i was going to do if i wasn’t making pictures… i could tour a rum factory, jump off a cliff (really), climb up a waterfall, go swim in the ocean. instead, i decided to go out and meet people in their community and shoot more. i remember during the drive from the airport mobay to negril, heading down winding dirt roads through little villages, seeing well-dressed school children standing in the afternoon sun outside of colorful small homes. a hiring commercial tour operator wasn’t my thing, and i decided to instead take a taxi into town to see what the morning had to offer. i called a cab and into town. on the way, the driver picked up as many people as the car would fit. racing down unpaved roads with the windows down and some folks singing along to the reggae music on the radio; i loved listening to the passengers conversations and picking up bits of their patois language. i got to my destination where i planned to meet up with a friend and we walked around. i saw residential neighborhoods, wild goats, old lada cars, and lush hilly terrain. i saw so many old motorcycle taxis, some riding three up, and i wanted to go for a ride. while the movie rockers takes place in kingston, the culture displayed in the movie isn’t much different than what i saw during my visit. my friend and i went to lunch at a small local bar and i tried some sorrel juice which was sweet with a bit of spice, maybe ginger. one of the most memorable times was meeting a family and photographing a new mother and her three week old daughter. the word in jamaican patois for child is pickney/pikni. the close-knit people in their community that i met were so nice. today i sent some 8×10 prints to the people i was introduced to and photographed. for these photos i used a 24-70mm lens and available light.

headshots for haiti

January 26, 2010

i am so excited to be a part of headshots for haiti! click below to find out more information. i am participating out of chicago, but there are many other photographers in other cities as well.

Founded by headshot photographer, Jordana Zeldin, Headshots for Haiti has been established to help to raise money for Partner in Health’s Stand with Haiti Relief Effort. Participating photographers have pledged to donate a portion of all headshot sessions through the month of February to the initiave.”

if you would like to donate directly to partners in health, please click here.

after lea and mark hired me to photograph their new england barn wedding, i met with them for some engagement photos in downtown chicago around springtime on the lakefront. they brought their black lab to include in some of the shots and we had a blast. since meeting them and working with them, lea has passed my name on to several brides. i am always so appreciative when clients pass my name along to others. word of mouth is where i get most of my work. before i share some of lea and mark’s wedding photos, here are a handful of their engagement photos:

it was really so fun working with them during the engagement shoot, and i couldn’t wait for the wedding. after previously photographing a wedding at the barn at gibbet hill, i found that i really enjoyed non-traditional wedding venues. while i wasn’t contracted to bring a second shooter, i could tell lea was planning a very cool wedding that was going to be taking place at a historic church and a barn, so i decided to bring along another photographer to assist. i had a few phone conversations with lea before her wedding and could tell already that many well thought out details were being put into action for this wedding.  when we arrived, lea showed us that barack obama declined her wedding invitation. bummer it would have been cool to get some shots of lea dancing with the president!

during our communication over phone and email before the wedding, lea informed me that she would be wearing the groom’s grandmother’s necklace.

we talked about the couple’s wedding day time line and realized that with a church ceremony running from 4 o’clock until almost 5 o’clock, there would not be much time for any outdoor photos after the ceremony with the sun setting so early in the winter. lea and mark had a “first look” before heading a few blocks down the road to the sea for some creative photos.

its worth being a trooper and making time for outdoor photos even in the winter. this gave the bride and groom some time together during their wedding day before splitting time with all their friends and family.

while the bride and groom live in the chicago area, they brought the groom’s pastor in from nebraska to their new england wedding. while not all churches are flexible to allow use of their space with another officiant, the couple found a great church willing to allow an out of town pastor to perform the ceremony. congregational churches in this area have the sanctuary on the second floor.

when i think of new england, quaint white steepled churches are some of the first things that come to mind.

after the ceremony, everyone headed over to the historic red lion inn for the wedding reception. in a picturesque seaside town, a combination of country french and new england colonial styles provided perfect ambience in a wedding reception venue.

the barn at the red lion inn had an upstairs lofted wrap-around balcony that was used for cocktail hour.

a consistent, navy blue nautical theme was used for wedding. paper goods such as table numbers, menus, and escort cards were designed by the Etsy seller BuddyandBean.

after cocktail hour, the newlyweds descended upon the grand staircase of the barn and immediately began their scheduled first dance.

the cake was from the famed konditor meister bakery

toasts and parent dances followed.

Reception Venue: The Red Lion Inn Cohasset, MA
Church: Second Congregational Church, Cohassett, MA
Ceremony Musicians: Brian Pierce, Organ and Piano
Jeff Marani and Jennifer Fearnley, Vocalists
Pat Stout, Trumpet
Cocktail Hour Musicians: Derek Van Slyck Jazz Combo
DJ: Aaron Topfer
Photographer: Heather Parker Photography
Flowers: The Candy Jar Pembroke, MA
Hair and Makeup: Charlotte Phinney
Bridesmaid Gowns: Watters & Watters via Netbride.com
Bridal Gown and Alterations: Eva’s Bridal Orland Park, Illinois
Custom Garter: Sew Unique Garters
Wedding Cake: Konditor Meister Bakery
Limousine: Brewster Coach Quincy, MA
Invitations: Paper Elegance
Bridal Earrings, Bracelet, and Brooch: The White Aisle

when i mention i shoot destination wedding photography, a lot of people assume . as fun as it is, and as glamorous as it sounds, shooting destination weddings is quite challenging to be honest! while many wedding photographers rely on a hotel or other wedding reception venue’s ceiling to bounce a flash off for additional lighting, there is not that option outdoors. with a fast arsenal of lenses and creative use of flash, magic can happen. while moon dance villas and moon dance cliffs resorts currently let their brides and grooms bring their own photographer, some of the big chain resorts build photography into their package and charge high fees to bring a photographer of your choice to your wedding. one of the more popular hotel chains in the caribbean offers photography packages with less than 45 digital negatives, so i can see why bringing your own photographer makes sense!

more often than not, hiring a photographer to fly to your destination wedding is the best option for when you aim for quality and want peace of mind both during and after your big day. photographs need to be edited after the wedding and having a photographer in your own country doing this makes a lot of sense opposed to trying to reach a photographer by phone in another country. while i think most photographers will jump at the chance to shoot a destination wedding, there are some important things to consider when selecting your photographer. i have made over 25 trips in 2009 for photo shoots. not all photographers are used to traveling with expensive equipment. one of the tiring aspects of doing destination wedding photograph for me is that in a foreign country, i don’t leave my equipment anywhere out of sight. i bring everything with me, everywhere. it is important to hire a photographer that takes the job seriously and one that knows the pitfalls of leaving any photographic equipment unattended. when i travel for shoots, i arrive early to make sure that if there are any airport or weather delays, i will still have time to make it to the shoot. i regularly follow the TSA website for updates on traveling and baggage restrictions, and know the importance of what types of photographic accessories should be hand checked by security agents. i also have insurance that covers me on international shoots. while it is inevitable that you will have some wedding vendors from another country, it makes sense to have at least one vendor who is from your home country who is familiar with destination weddings.

when i asked laura sangster, a travel consultant who is a destination wedding planner “what is the single most important piece of advice you share with your brides?” she said “to relax!!! it is important to remember that most suppliers a bride will come in contact with when planning a caribbean wedding are based in the islands and they work on ‘island time.” this translates to longer than desired turn arounds on rate quotes and questions. i try to convince my brides to see the beauty in their more relaxed way of doing business because there really is nothing we can do to speed up the process. as a travel consultant, it is my job to stay on top of the process and make sure none of the delays cause us to lose reservation space.”

this wedding below was taken at moondance villas resort in negril jamaica. it was during the same week i was hired to do architectural resort photography for moondance cliffs, their sister resort.

the couple was from chicago and incorporated many tropical elements to their wedding day. they also incorporated a few jewish traditions during their wedding ceremony on the beach such as standing under a chuppah and the breaking of the glass.

the florist that moondance resorts had available was familiar with what species of flowers not only looked good, but also could stay looking fresh and withstand several hours of a wedding. certain cut flowers wilt faster than others and an experienced tropical wedding florist has the right knowledge.

after the wedding ceremony, the newlyweds were congratulated by their guests and signed their jamaica marriage license.

the sun was setting quickly so i informed the newlyweds that it would be great to utilize the last few moments before the sunset to get some great wedding photos on the beach.

red stripe is jamaica’s famous beer and each guest had a bottle with their table number on it. cute idea!

the bride and groom were named melissa and mark and had monogrammed boxes at each place setting with candy inside for their favors. can you guess what type of candy they used? :)

i have seen moondance villas and moondance cliffs set up for events and they do a great job always.

aside from tasting great, moon dance did an excellent job with food display and presentation.

colorful paper lanterns and strings of lights illuminated the dancefloor. because the west end part of negril is away from city lights, the sky was dark and clear for stargazing.

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omni hotel greek wedding

January 20, 2010

as wedding photographers, sometimes its nice to be able to spend time with friends and family at important life events and to not have to pick up a camera. andrea contacted me last year looking to hire a wedding photographer for her omni hotel wedding. she mentioned that her then-fiancé lou’s uncle is a wedding photographer. when you have an experienced photographer in your own family, you know that even if they won’t be shooting your big day, you’re still going to get some good advice on selecting an experienced photographer. andrea and lou selected me as their wedding photographer and in the months leading up to their wedding, i learned that they were going to have their wedding at a church that dates back to 1686 loaded with history that includes a bell that was re-cast by paul revere. i can’t say i had shot in a church that old but i was excited! to top off my enthusiasm for this wedding, it was a greek wedding with many greek wedding traditions to be had throughout the ceremony and reception.

top photos from an omni hotel wedding

on the wedding day, i arrived to photograph andrea and her bridesmaids at the historic omni parker hotel. this hotel is loaded with history as it was the first hotel built in the united states, and was also where boston cream pies were invented. this hotel previously employed ho chi mihn, malcom x, and emeril lagasse. this hotel boasts some haunted tales, but my camera did not pick up any paranormal activity. i always hope i’m going to get some ghosts in my photos! while on a shoot in new orleans, i did stay at the magnolia mansion hotel that has been documented as being haunted. one of the photos i took inside the magnolia mansion is here.

okay, okay, back to the wedding! andrea had her wedding gown, shoes and rings easily accessible to be photographed while she was getting her hair and makeup done.

omni hotel bridal suite with wedding gowndestination omni hotel weddingwedding rings and a pink flowerwedding photographer at omni hotel in the bridal suiteboston bride in the mirror

before we walked over to the church next door for the wedding ceremony, i documented andrea descending the stairs to greet her father, which was a very emotional moment for both of them.first look weddingfirst look bride wedding

even though the ceremony occurred after sundown, i wasn’t allowed to use flash in king’s chapel as they informed andrea “in keeping with the solemnity of the marriage ceremony, we would be most appreciative if you would make certain that your photographer and guests understand that there is to be absolutely no flash photography.” it was also great that there were no arms waving mobile phones into the aisle making attempts to get a shot of the bride, amen! i think every bride and groom deserve an unobstructed photo of the bride walking down the aisle so if you are reading this and are invited to a wedding, your iphone or blackberry shouldn’t make an appearance in church wedding photos, respect. :)

king's chapel wedding photographer

here is a shot of lou during the vows.

greek wedding kings chapel

and andrea holding back some tears.a boston bride crying with emotion at her greek wedding ceremonygreek wedding ceremony traditions in boston

the crowns that are seen during greek wedding ceremonies are signs of the glory and honor with which God crowns them during the sacrament. the wedding crowns (stefana) are joined by a ribbon to symbolize the unity of the couple and the presence of christ who blesses and joins the couple. this establishes them as the king and queen of their home, which they will rule with wisdom, justice and integrity. the priest takes the two crowns and blesses the bride and groom, followed by placing the crowns on them. the koumbaro then steps behind the couple and interchanges the crowns three times as a witness to the sealing of the union.greek stafana koumbaro tradition

finally they seal the deal with a kiss.luxury wedding at the king's chapel church in downtown boston

it was admittedly chilly during the creative outdoor photo session with the newlyweds!

downtown boston wedding photojournalism at nightboston omni hotel wedding photography of the bride and groom

we had some time before cocktail hour began.boston groom in his tux

i was laying on the floor for this shot, hence the reason i prefer to wear trousers to weddings as opposed to skirts.omni hotel hosting a greek wedding

bride getting her amsale dress bustle

before the guests entered the ballroom, here is what the room set up looked like.omni parker hotel ballroom for wedding receptions

icing on the cake rocked the pink and black color theme nicely.a pink white and black weddign cake

is this the coolest bridal party entrance you have ever seen?

fun wedding entrance at a receptiongreek dollar dance with money all aroundwedding traditions with the dollar dancebride and groom dollar danceicing on the cake wedding designtoast wedding candid at the omni hotelwedding candid in boston at the omniwedding reception venues in boston

boston common band had the guests dancing all night.the boston common bandthe boston common band at the omni hotel

greek wedding music set the tone for some traditional dancing as lou’s greek relatives welcomed andrea and her family into theirs. greek traditional wedding dancewedding traditions including greek dancing

Ceremony/Church:  Kings Chapel, Corner of School and Tremont Street, Boston MA 02108
Reception Venue: Omni Parker House Hotel, 60 School Street, Boston MA 02108
Wedding Band: Boston Common Band
Photographer: Heather Parker Photography
Florist: Evergreen Florist, 397 Main Street, Stoneham, MA
Cake: Icing on the Cake, 230 Adams Street, Newton, MA
Wedding Gown: Amsale, “Serena” dress purchased at Cristina’s, 10 Main Street, Andover MA
Invitations: Hello Lucky
Favorboxes: Estilo Weddings
DIY: programs, place cards (paper from papersource) and table numbers
Pleacecard template design: TwoYellowShoes on etsy
Hair: Bellagio Hair and Skin Care, 1 Henshaw Street, Brighton, MA
Make-up:  Independent make-up artist, Paula Johnson, 781-595-3902

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why Canon USA is so great

January 14, 2010

i get many people asking me what type of equipment i use. for the most part, i use canon. i feel they have superior lens quality. to go along with the lenses, i use canon camera bodies and canon speedlite strobes (flashes). while many technology and photography companies offer excellent products, customer service and technical support is often offered at an additional fee, whether it be on a per incident basis, or as part of a contract. with canon, i have had to call 1-800-OK-CANON and i have been quickly connected to people in their virginia call center. sometimes i have a question about a product, and sometimes i have a question about how to use something i already own.

recently, i was talking to canon about their CPS program and had a question about registering one of my lenses. as the call was being wrapped up, the woman at the other end of the phone asked if there was anything else she could help me with. i paused, and remembered that i had an issue with one of my speedlites. “why is your flash smoking?” a child asked me during a wedding shoot. previously i had smelled something when using the speedlite and i figured it wasn’t great but just assumed it was the smell of the equipment “working hard” since i do put a lot of use into it and it was two years old. i assumed that because the equipment was out of warranty, i was just going to have to buy another unit, so i never pushed the issue. i was surprised when the woman on the phone offered to route me through to customer relations without me asking for this. when i spoke to customer relations, they requested i send in my speedlite for their engineers to take a look at and i was emailed a pre-paid overnight shipping label. in under two weeks, my flash was back in my hands. service details explained that the main PCB assembly was replaced along with electrical adjustments, inspection and cleaning. while i don’t know what all that means, i know it means my sick flash is all better.

i’m still in a bit of shock that companies like this still exist. its so valuable to have a support center based in a customer’s own country that provides no-fuss answers to questions and reaches out to assist.

yes i still have my little canon 50mm f/1.8. don’t hate.

as part of my vendor spotlight feature, i have been making a point to introduce my readers to some of the fabulous wedding vendors i often get the chance to work with. some weeks ago, i did an engagement shoot for a client who is having a destination wedding at cabo san lucas in mexico, and since their engagement shoot location was near dilly lily, i figured it would be a perfect time to stop in for the photo shoot at their floral boutique. dilly lily was the florist dora and diego used for their wedding at zed 451, and the photo was featured in brides chicago magazine.

1. Introduce yourself:
Christine Noelle / Dilly Lily / dillylily.com / allfortheloveofflowers.com

2. How did you get started?
I grew up surrounded by nature with a great fondness of flowers and design. This is my path in life,  I guess you could say that flowers are my destiny. I can not imagine my life without them.

3. What inspires you and influences your work?
Inspiration is everywhere! I find it through fashion, nature, traditions, travel and in the beauty of everyday life.

5. What are some of the most popular requests this season?

There is the continued desire to capture a bride and groom’s individual style on their wedding day. Our job is to capture their style in flowers through color, texture and unique design. This holiday season there were a lot of requests for crystals, candles,  peacock feathers, and plums – makes for a rich and luscious palette!

Christine Noelle, Creative Director
Dilly Lily
742 W Fullerton Pkwy, Chicago IL 60614
773-404-0602
www.dillylily.com

why i personally think dilly lily worth mentioning?

they have modern, cozy floral arrangements that stand out.
they won citysearch best of chicago 2009 for flowers, and runner up for bridal.
its really a gift boutique because there’s so much more than flowers.

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i was hired to do some advertising architectural/resort photography for the luxury all-inclusive hotel and resort in negril, jamaica called moon dance cliffs. they are the sister resort to moon dance villas. here are a few of the photos selected for their website. i will be posting some of the destination wedding photos from a wedding at moondance villas in the near future.

all above photos are copyright © 2009-2010 and may not be used without permission.

here are some random snapshots i took while doing the resort shoot. awesome people, the best staff i have ever met, seriously. they even brought me fresh aloe for my sunburn! don’t forget sunscreen when you are doing resort photography or destination wedding photography!

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