Right. So, back in December last year, Amanada of One True Love Vintage hosted a workshop for photographers and I was unavailable. Of course it was amazing and I was so disappointed I could not attend. Lucky for me, the first workshop went so well that Amanda decided to host another one! Bonus points that it was at Kohl Mansion in Burlingame. The vendor team, not to mention all the styling participants, did such a phenomenal job. Everything was gorgeous. Can I just mention the Carol Hannah Downton dress that was one of our models looks? Yeah. It’s gorgeous. And a shade of silver/blue. And you probably know how I feel about blue. Check out the fabulously talented vendor team that brought together this gorgeous shoot at the bottom of the post.
As I move towards integrating film options in my services and collections, I have been shooting film exclusively whenever possible. I know I have already said why I prefer the characteristics of film photography to digital, and these images are a striking example of why. Of course, the real proof is in the pudding . . . or in the case of photography, the print. I kept the number of images I posted around 75, and that my friends, was a huge accomplishment. Enjoy!
VENUE:
Kohl Mansion
WORKSHOP:
Styled. The Workshop
CREATIVE DIRECTION + DESIGN + STYLING :
Amanda O’Shannessy Creative
VINTAGE FURNITURE RENTALS:
One True Love Vintage Rentals
FLORAL DESIGN:
Twiggs Floral Studio
HAIR + MAKE-UP:
Melissa Hoffmann
BRIDAL STYLING CONSULTANT:
Head Over Heels With Melanie
BRIDAL GOWNS:
And Something Blue
DESSERTS:
Pretty Please Bakeshop
VINTAGE TABLETOP RENTALS:
Frances Lane
PAPER PRODUCTS:
Mae Mae Paperie
These are SOOOOOO beautiful Lynette! Love every single one!
Thanks Rosa! This shoot was sooo much fun…the vendor team did an awesome job, especially @[466977466697177:274:Amanda O'Shannessy Creative] who designed it!