Analog is back in fashion, but there are more ways than one to incorporate film into your wedding day. Interested in a few fun options? I’ve got you covered.
Read MoreIt was a breezy Central Oregon afternoon when Natalie + Aaron said their vows in front of their favorite people. They had a quaint ceremony at the family farm in Madras, followed by a delicious meal, dancing, and the best sunset of all time. Added bonus? You can watch it on Super8 film!
Read MoreMaddie + Jordan’s engagement session was a dream — film, dogs, a beautiful Central Oregon location, all topped off with a golden sunset over some truly epic views. It felt like summertime in March.
Read MoreOn a weekday evening in the summer of 2021, I shot my very first all-film elopement. Eliza + Brad got ready in a cute little cabin at the base of Mt. Hood, and as the sun set, they said their vows with only their immediately family to witness. They trusted me to shoot entirely on film, allowing my creativity to flow freely. It was everything.
Read MoreClaire is also an art school grad with a degree in film photography so naturally we geeked out about analog, darkrooms, and how much we both love photography. She told me she wanted to make cyanotypes for during the ceremony, and that she had to have film photography at her wedding. I was thrilled. On their wedding day, we spent the morning getting ready, sharing jokes and mimosas.
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