In Her Element by auntietk
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Once Brittany was all ready to go, everybody took pictures. There were two professional photographers, plus me (the three of us had been shooting all morning), plus all the friends and relations who were there with cell phones and cameras. At one point Trent (her father) said, "How are you with all these pictures? Are you getting tired of us?" She replied, "Are you kidding? I'm in my element here! This is great!"
Comments (12)
nice
This is beautiful.
A fabulous capture Tara, she looks so beautiful and her gown is so beautifully draped. A very professional image. :)
Just perfect, the image and the subject.
Love her attitude! beautiful photo
Breathtakingly Gorgeous Work,
Absolute perfection! It's so good that she was enjoying it!
Fantastic photo. And she's not even tired! A real beauty of a lady. This is really professional photography. Have you considered doing photography as a part time job? Keep up the good work! These wedding photos are WOW! :-)
OMG.... This is right out of Vogue - actually it's better than what you see in most 'fashion' mags these days. A stunning model, beautifully lighted, and so graceful and elegant! Wow!
Stunning photo!
She is a beauty Tara and another superb capture you took of her. God bless.
tara, I'm skipping way down because I'm supposed to be resting my wrist, and I'm at 50 minutes in your gallery, and I also have other galleries I haven't visited yet...I'll do more in the coming week. But I wanted to end with this shot tonight for obvious reasons. I love your grays here, and your muted and full whites. I love the blasting white through the window, and how it plays off the quiet grays, and off Brittany's more creamy whites. I love the accents of the balustrades, w/ those strong whites on one side and grays on the fronts. And I love the flow of Brittany's gown---a great choice---in those creamy whites and grays, offset by the feeling of transparency---I don't think there is any transparence, but the way the stairs 'intrude' on the gown make it feel like we can 'see' the stairs through the gown. And her skin and face are darker, and clearly have flesh tones---in black and white---which makes her stand out from the rest of the image. With the stairs on the other side of her---beautifully composed, beautiful light, and her smile is there but gentle, she's not giving you a big smile, just an inner smile. This is a beautiful portrait, and an example of why this has been one of your most beautiful people series yet. Thanks for your comments, once more, as always I'm greatly appreciative. I'll give you more soon...