My wife, Iona, and I were invited up to Canada for Iona’s friend Martina’s wedding. While I wasn’t the official wedding photographer, I couldn’t help but bring along my camera and 50mm lens and snap a few shots (which I’m pretty happy with). It was weird not having free reign, and being restricted to shooting from my seat, but I did the best with what I had.
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Beata and Paul are from New York State (by way of Poland and Canada, respectively), and contacted me through a mutual acquaintance down here in Nassau.
While I thoroughly enjoy all the weddings I shoot, I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone so much in love as Beata and Paul. When Beata walked down the aisle with her father, Paul’s face was alive. It was beautiful.
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I realise all too well how absent I’ve been from my own blog! I realise, too, how often I’ve had to apologize for myself being absent from my own blog! Such is life, I suppose.
I have a backlog of posts I need to put up. I have three weddings to talk about (including this one), a small photoshoot for a local jewelry distributor, a family portrait session I’m doing on the beach tonight, AND two upcoming corporate shoots that I’m sure will be already finished and processed by the time I’ve dealt with my blog backlog. Sigh. ‘Tis a busy life!
Anishka and Peter were married in a beautiful, intimate, evening ceremony at the end of May at A Stone’s Throw Away, a beautiful cliff-top bed & breakfast on the Western end of Nassau.
Anishka getting ready with the help of her good friend, Bianca.
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I must first apologize for my lack of updates. I see that it’s been nearly 4 months since I last did a post, and that’s terrible. A lot has happened since January, and a lot is coming up, so I’ll make an effort to clear out my backlog and update events in a more timely manner!
Daniela and Richard were married in a beautiful ceremony at the Lyford Cay Club in western New Providence. The weather was cool and breezy, but bright, which made for a lovely garden wedding.
The inevitable rains made an expected appearance, but only after everyone was safely inside the club for the reception.
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