Saw this awesome photo by Edward McGowan, who I’ve been been on flickr for a minute and I was blown away by how it was created. TAKE A LOOK SEE!
Think I may try something similar in the near future.
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On Friday I had a meeting to find reconciliation with someone. I learnt so much that I guess I already knew, but it hits home when you actually experience it. Often our disagreements are with persons much like ourselves who are journeying to the same destination but just trying to get there via a different route. Sometimes, no matter how many times you’ve said something, you haven’t been heard… and sometimes, no matter how much you think you are hearing, you aren’t listening. You can stand right in front of a person and be in a totally different place.
Over the past few weeks I’ve been preparing to take photos at a wedding, my wife’s cousin is getting married. Every now and again I open my web browser, flipping through the pages or the inter-web. Hoping inspiration will jump at me saying “Here I am!”
Well, between shooting an engagement session for said couple and a wedding anniversary session, with a friend, I stumbled upon a blog called Munaluchi Bride. They do an awesome job and capturing couples. And this particular photo is stupendous.
On Sunday April 15, I was booked to do an engagement photo shoot with my wife’s cousin, Dowtown Kingston - on the Waterfront. Two hours before the shoot rain drenched the streets of Kingston, impregnating me with doubt… But then, at the 11th hour, the skies cleared and we headed out to make use of what little light we had.
This particular shot I like because it’s an “almost silhouette” which captures the couple leaning into each other.