Friday, August 17, 2007

meghan + bryan wedding at the waterview



















Meghan & Bryan went from one shooting extreme to the next with me- when we did their engagement shoot in February it was so bitter cold I thought my fingers were going to snap off! Then come their wedding on the 3rd of August at St. Gabriel's in Milford (not air conditioned!)and I thought I was going to melt- it was so super hot but that didn't seem to matter to anyone- not one person complained and everyone had the best time! Bryan gets to join the ranks of my emotional and sweet grooms (that means you Yves!;) He had a moment of pure, raw emotion while waiting at the aisle for Meghan to appear- he totally set off the entire cadre of bridesmaids and sent them into tears! He was laughing at me, during this moment of such intimate exposure, because there I was with my camera catching him at his most vulnerable. But before I shot, I made eye contact with him, encouraged him- I was a person first, a photographer second. Maybe that makes me not the best photographer? Or maybe that makes me a better one? In any event I had a great time because I had some serious company shooting on this super hot day- my right arm and ace photographer Robin Dini and guest star Richard Esposito were my artillery for the day! We had a blast and all learned some amazing new things from each other. Now, I have three ring shots posted- I couldn't decide which one was my favorite- the one with the picture is Meghan's parents' wedding picture- it was hanging on their wall so I popped the rings on the frame and had fun- sweet, right? I love tying the past with the future visually! Then I had fun hanging Meghan's dress on the clothesline- Thanks for trusting me and not second guessing me- she was like 'Oh the clothesline? Perfect! Need help?' I love when my ideas are supported and trusted, it's an amazing and empowering feeling. So then I had to play with the rings on the clothesline, and love both shots. And then I became obsessed with the flower girl- she was so cute! All in all we had a blast- and had fun watching RE roll in the sand, Carla style!

8 comments:

Melissa Koehler said...

Great photos! Love the rings on a clothespin! Very creative

face first films said...

those clothespin shots are FANTASTIC! thats a great original idea. very artistic senorita ten eyck. what a brave bride walking into the surf with her dress, very cool. beautiful work. and theres a carla in action shot, always a bonus

Eric Foley said...

The dress on the line, snazzy! I love the texture too! J de R? You can't go wrong with a beach wedding.

carla ten eyck said...

J de R for shizzle! I am loving those new textures, they are so much fun to use and create a really beautiful, layered piece of art!
Yeah I am putting those Carla in action shots jsut for you, Jeff! Thanks Melissa- I had a creative surge because there was really no where to hang the dress- they had it in the basement! I couldn't really work that so I had to literally think outsie of the box on this one! Sounds like it worked!! ;)

Robin Dini Photography said...

Rock on sister! that was the funnest time we've had in a long time...glad we could share that. I see on of my shots made it :) Let me know when the whole thing is posted...i can't wait to see how you saw it!

STEVE DePINO said...

Yeah love on the dress on the clothesline! Great idea!

Teresa Wagner said...

awesome beach shots. Love them. You are so super creative.

Photographer RE said...

That is one angry looking photo of me! I have one of you! I can't wait to see the rest. I had a blast shooting with you! I'll post some of mine from the wedding on my blog!