What an enjoyable wedding--everyone was so nice!
These rare events are a pleasure to shoot; thank you for the opportunity!
I have posted images as they emerged from my slivers of free time, so
there may be a hand full of duplicates, and you may need a road map
of these images. First off, let me warn you about the private reserve gallery.
I considered locking this to anyone I did not personally know, leaving the key
to Jaimie and Nigel to dispense, but upon further reflection, I quite enjoy
pictures inhabiting strange aesthetics, and wincing, classic enigmatic juxtapositions
between vanity and fine art, so you
might too.
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These photos are almost all candids, the vast majority of which
are real light original JPEGs backing up the RAW negatives, created the moment each image was captured. It is my preference to not alter the originals, but if you order large prints or high resolution downloads, I will be automatically notified, and will access the original digital negatives to perfect your request.
I recommend choosing sizes which mimic 35mm negatives, like 8" by 12", not 8X10,
as most photo labs crop to fit standard paper sizes, which for some reason,
reflect negative sizes which have not been in common use for over half a century.
I will attempt to add borders and resize your requests so they won't
be badly cropped, or to absolve the entire problem, you can download
a digital negative from this site, to go hog-wild with your home printer.
Contact me directly if you have any questions, special requests, or concerns.
The happy couple will have the entire collection of images at their disposal, including many not posted here.
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All proceeds theoretically derived from this site are applied
to assisting Bay Area budding artists with technical equipment and supplies.
Contact Brock Hanson (415) 378-1003
or sales@daresay.com
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This is what to expect in the regular galleries...
And here's what you need to be prepared for in the private reserve:
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