Still more favorites
February 27, 2012
I could post a hundred photographs from Anita Malhotra’s wedding. There were three events over two days, lots of fun people, fantastic decorations … The entire weekend was a photographer’s dream come true, but I’ll try to limit myself.
Anita and Anant Viswanath were married May 29, 2011, in two ceremonies — one Sikh, one Hindu — at Lewistown Country Club. Their parties were at Lily Manor in Mifflin, PA, and the Penn Stater in State College.
The best line of the weekend came from Anant: “Am I rockin’ the turban?”
Rice mixed with saffron and turmeric represents the couple’s desire for happiness, enjoyment and contentment.
Favorites of 2011, part 4
February 19, 2012
It’s fun to look back and remember all the good times last year. The three photographs above are from the wedding of Kim Phelps and Andy Locke.
The ones below are from the marriage of Megan Carrochi and Jason Mather.
Thank you all for great memories.
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Favorites of 2011, part 3
February 12, 2012
Sorry, it’s been a while since I posted favorites from last year, so let’s resume with February 2011. It was COLD the day Britney Kline married Greg Smithmyer, but that didn’t stop them from wanting pictures outdoors in Bellefonte. They came prepared, right down to boots.
Just seven weeks later, spring had arrived for the Nina Chen-Abram Landes ceremony at Goggleworks in Reading:
By the end of April, it seemed like the height of summer at the Arboretum at Penn State for Jamie Chrostowski and Bill Castro’s wedding:
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Jill
February 4, 2012
Jill Ingram Hartsock started as a wedding client in the summer of 2010 and became a friend. Last year, she was part of my sunflower shoot (see the Sept. 28, 2011, post). Last month, she dug out a lot of family history for a fun shoot at her house.
“It is so nice to have these photos,” she said in an email. “Each one has something that was important to my family. From my great-grandfather’s hat, my grandfather’s cowboy hat and gas pumps, and the coat my grandmother picked out for me, every photo has a wonderful memory.”
The white hat was a gift from her husband.
