Summer is here again… Love is in the air : )
I love formal clothes, and the way this shoot celebrates the formal engagement. Couples ask all the time, “what to wear?” If formal fits yours style, bring them. It’s a great excuse to go out on the town afterwards. Happy Tuesday!
Photos by Joey Kennedy
Styling by Maurizia Stock
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Joey, these are great! They are so in love and you captured it. I especially love the candlelight at dusk. The light is so beautiful.
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THx LIz! We definitely pushed the natural light : )
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Gorgeous couple and gorgeous pictures! What a great idea!
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SOOOO pretty. I love this shoot!!!!!!!!
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Thanks Ladies! My good friend Maurizia did an amazing job on those candles : )
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The candlelight is so romantic. These pics are amazing! Great job, Joey
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Very nice!
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You rock, Joey! Love this session… those candles!!
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the candle shots are superb! my favorite shot is the 3rd one from the last, the way he is looking at her is so sincere and loving. beautiful job!
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Joey,
Good Job you have done. I love the candle shots. Wonderful!
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Oh my gosh, that last shot is BREATHTAKING!
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Thank you Chelsea!!!!
This post is to cheer up my mother who is sick today and in the hospital. I love you so much Mom and thank you for all you do! I snapped these on Easter of Stella and Jordan, my little nieces, but our little angels
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Wauuu, such lovely pictures.
The following images were captured last night at a small gathering of photographers to remember Chris Hondros. Chris Hondros was an extraordinary person whose life was ended in Libya on Wednesday April 20th. He was killed by RPG fire while covering Libyan rebels in a struggle against Gaddafi’s army. Chris was engaged and to be married on August 6th and our prayers go out to his fiance’. For a brief period of time, Chris lived in Pittsburgh and influenced many photographers here. After 9/11/2001, he began a career, with Getty Photo agency in New York City, covering war conflicts around the world. Please take a minute to check out his work.
My good friends, Justin Merriman and Jen Safron keep their candles lit and reflect on their close relationship to Chris. When I heard Chris had been killed, I checked his Facebook page and began reading all the posts on his wall. It made me think back to the time I met Chris after attended a special viewing of his work in 2009. The show called, “War to Bach.” featured a live violinist playing Bach while Chris clicked through thousands of projected images from the war in Iraq. It was extremely moving and after the show, inJeff Swensen’s studio, a few of us hung out and I got a chance to chat with Chris. Jeff was taking some fun photos of people in a vintage wheel chair, I caught this shot of Chris between the fun ones.
My sympathies to the Hondros family and friends, and Getty released the photos he took that in Libya…
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Thank you, Joey. Beautiful as always, even at that poignant time.
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Love you Renee!
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Thank you for your thoughts, your feelings, your peaceful support and ideas. Love, Jen
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Thank you Jen! Because of you and Renee, I got to meet Chris!