Oh, Internet, you tricky beast. Kat told me that when she stumbled across my site from an Internet search, she said “This is exactly what I’m looking for! We found him! Good thing he lives in Washington D.C.!”
“… oh, wait.”
Luckily, they decided to work with me despite my New Yorkerness, because I had such a great time with the both of them. My second double-architect wedding recently, there’s just something about the meticulous but creative types that makes for fantastic energy. Plus, you have to admit, they’re freaking adorable.
The ceremony was at the gorgeous St. Mary of the Mills Church in Laurel, MD, and the reception was at the elegant — and architecturally interesting — Sequoia in Washington, D.C.
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First time I’ve seen this. Kat, you’re awesome.
I know I like to set up similar shots, but this was candid. They actually lift and spin on their own.
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Hugo Hernandez - My favorite of all your slideshows. Well done, sir.
Gemma Schipani - Love the rings on the guitar! I did something similar with a wii remote.
Doug Brenizer - you really out did yourself here Ryan…Bravo!
Stacy – wedding phot - lovely photos and camera work… well done!!
steven cox - I agree with Hugo. The best so far.
Eliza Claire - Those cake shots, best I’ve ever seen.
Brian Calabrese - Nice Work Ryan !! The ring shot is sweeeeet
Alan Meijer - Nice shots Ryan. Is it one shot/one flash for the groomsmen shot? I’d like to figure that kind of shot out.
Ryan Brenizer - One shot, two flashes.
ayesha - hey! i was a newspaper reporter in laurel for three years! and i live just in the next town now!
love the light in these images! and the smiles :)