Katrina and Alan Roberts!
Katrina and Alan Roberts
Ko'Olina Cove
April 27, 2005
Okay so as you can see, I'm way behind my wedding updates. Why do I keep remind you people? Look, I'm a grade A wedding guy, wedding photo/video guy, grade F blogger. Even though I was great writer in my past life, I always missed my writing deadlines. And just to make it worse, in high school and college, I never did any of my writing assignments....
Now even though it's been awhile, I still remember Katrina and Alan. They were a great couple, smiling and flirting with each other throughout the ceremony. They did bring their children along, and there was a moment where their children broke down and cried during the wedding. That was very very touching. The only bummer, it did happen to storm on that day at Ko'Olina. Which meant, that the entire island was storming. Their pictures turned out pretty good considering the circumstances. Katrina, a graphic design artist, even touched up some of the photos, making them look rather cool.
I wish you two my best :)
Here's a cool camera trick. Shoot your 400 speed film at 200, but develop it at 400. You are basically over-exposing it by one stop. It will make colors more vivid. Even turning gray story clouds, blue...
Ko'Olina Cove
April 27, 2005
Okay so as you can see, I'm way behind my wedding updates. Why do I keep remind you people? Look, I'm a grade A wedding guy, wedding photo/video guy, grade F blogger. Even though I was great writer in my past life, I always missed my writing deadlines. And just to make it worse, in high school and college, I never did any of my writing assignments....
Now even though it's been awhile, I still remember Katrina and Alan. They were a great couple, smiling and flirting with each other throughout the ceremony. They did bring their children along, and there was a moment where their children broke down and cried during the wedding. That was very very touching. The only bummer, it did happen to storm on that day at Ko'Olina. Which meant, that the entire island was storming. Their pictures turned out pretty good considering the circumstances. Katrina, a graphic design artist, even touched up some of the photos, making them look rather cool.
I wish you two my best :)
Here's a cool camera trick. Shoot your 400 speed film at 200, but develop it at 400. You are basically over-exposing it by one stop. It will make colors more vivid. Even turning gray story clouds, blue...
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