In June, I was able to attend a mind-blowingly wonderful workshop in California, hosted by the talented and sweet Danielle Poff. Besides being a fun learning experience, I got to meet a handful of women passionate about photography and hear their stories. We had the chance to photograph a Spanish Bohemian inspired shoot, which I can BARELY contain my excitement for (errr, actually I can’t), and had SO many favorite images that this blog post is extra long!
ALSO, this post is entirely shot on film! I had the opportunity to slow down, compose some thoughtful images, and document the love of the couple (who are recently married) that we got to work with. That entire day made my heart flutter with excitement. A big thanks to Danielle for hosting, and to all the skilled creatives who lent their services and time to the inspiration shoot, the full vendor list is at the bottom of the post.
(film – Portra 400 :: camera – Contax RX :: lens – 50mm 1.4)
Creative Team & Vendors
Workshop Host: Danielle Poff Photography
Venue: Holman Ranch
Design and Coordination: Sealed With A Kiss Events
Floral Design: Hana and Pine
Furniture Rentals: Pieces by Violet
Gowns: Sarah Seven
Hair and Makeup: Skyla Art
Shoes and Accessories: Nordstrom
Cake: Studio Cake
Dinnerware: Pottery Barn
Paper Goods: Flight Design Co. for Parallel Print Shop Special Events
Letterpress Printing: Parallel Print Shop
Illustration: Katrina McHugh
I can’t even find the words to describe the beauty of these photos. Laurie, you’re amazingly talented. I’ve enjoyed following you in your photography adventure and watching you grow. Seriously, your work is absolutely stunning. Love you, girl!
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