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  • I loved working with Katlyn & Zach for their engagement session ☺️. And I love this portrait. Sometimes simplicity is best so you can focus on the intimacy of the portrait. ☺️.
  • Awesome wedding party ☺️🙌. I love the tones in this bridal party portrait! Perfect dress colors to work with an Urban City background 👌. 👉Feel free to follow me at @gonzalezjpds for more work ☺️
  • It smelled just as good as it looked ☺️🌿 The sunlight just lights up the petals and edges making a “separating” effect between flowers and the background making it stand out even further. Simple technique and basic concept but when use on couples makes a huge difference.
  • Busy day yesterday finishing up a lot of projects and refining/sending off engagement sessions and weddings! ⠀ The pose, how lighting is used, backdrop, and how you decide to fill up the space in the viewfinder of the camera is everything. ⠀ ⠀ It's all about mastering the combinations of those 4 things in different balances. ⠀ ⠀ The fun thing about wedding photography is working with what nature gives you that day and time and finding new ways to make magic out of it in new ways. ⠀ ⠀ Sometimes I could be at a whole new location with everything to explore. ⠀ ⠀ Many times I could be at a location I've used before, but exploring how I can use it in new ways that I myself never expected to find. ⠀ ⠀ It's that constant journey of not only surprising myself through new possibilities, but the couples I work with to the magic and beauty we got to create that always draws me back for more to push this art to its full potential.
  • Being a photographer is so much fun + incredibly rewarding. I've been a full time wedding photographer for the past 5 years and have shot over to 350 weddings. In that time I've learned so much, changed my work ethic + editing aesthetics numerous times, been mentored, and have gained insight, tips + tricks that I'm excited to share! ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ Whether you're just starting out and want to learn how to make this into a business or if you're in an inspirational funk and need some encouragement + excitement to get back on track, head over my educational page for the following mentor session options.
  • Make what’s complicated EASY for your clients (The art of posing👇) . For photographers, all the technical skills, lighting, and compositions come easy. It’s become second nature. . But when I talk to a lot of photographers about the skill of posing their subjects... I often hear a lot of insecurity in this area. . Our clients number one fear is not lighting, the backdrops, or how we use our camera... it is simply... posing. What should I do to look my best? Which means posing must be a wedding photographers greatest strength. Pure instinct and expertise. . I remember 4-5 years ago posing was my greatest fear. I’d just try to memorize poses and I was playing Russian roulette with my clients hoping I’d come up with something that worked. I guess you could say, I did a lot of “faking” back then. . But this is not how it should be. . Think of posing like sculpting. . You mold the body to what fits your specific client. It’s not memorizing. It’s building and creating. How do you want the portrait to FEEL? How can you be INTENTIONAL and build from their? . In this portrait of Erin, I wanted her to look “in the moment” but I also wanted to show off her beautiful long dress. . I put her left hand in a “cigarette pose” to lead attention to her face. But her eyes are dropped down to lead attention to her arm holding the dress, emphasizing her long train. Her legs are crossed under the dress to relax her pose and slightly raise her right hip. Shoulders back, but relaxed. It’s elegant and confident. . Now pay attention to where your eyes move in the portrait. You’ll find it almost following an imaginary triangle (eyes to hand, hand to bottom of dress, one side of dress to the other, bottom of dress to left hand, hand to face). . The imaginary triangle gives the portrait a strong feeling of “balance” in the pose as a whole. .
  • As a wedding guest, what's your favorite part of a wedding day? I think mine is seeing the groom's face as his bride is walking down the aisle, but to be fair, I haven't been a guest in a while and it's also one of my favorites to photograph! 😂 I think I might also like the champagne toast 🥂😏How about you?!
  • Exciting weekend capturing Katie & Scott’s wedding plus 1 engagement session. Sneak peeks soon! . Also excited for the few new students joining my 1 on 1 coaching sessions so we can quickly grow their wedding photography careers ☺️. . A few more exciting engagement sessions next week and flying out to New York in a few weeks for Amy and Jacob’s wedding✈️.
  • 📸 Search the NOT so obvious places 👇. ⚪️ During Kara & Dan’s wedding I had extra time to do some additional location scouting. ⚪️ In and around a wedding venue there are always OBVIOUS locations you should use for a photo shoot, but once in awhile if you have time to search, if you go a little outside the venue or in random locations you can find little hidden gems like this ☺️. ⚪️ I love the surrounding architecture framing them in the portrait. I decided to have this one zoomed out so you really get a feel of them being alone with the window/building enclosing them. ⚪️ You wouldn’t even think they are above a busy intersection street downtown Baltimore, MD. The surrounding sctructure really gives this portrait a mystical feel as if they are in an enchanting modern-rustic architecture building. ⚪️

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