My work was recently featured on a wedding community blog. Here’s a snippet from the article. You can see the full post at Pink Book Community.
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An Eye into Knoxville Photography
I hope that you have enjoyed our series on photography this past week. Hopefully you have found some great ideas and a photographer for your Knoxville wedding! It is also fun to use the different images I have shared, and twist them into a way that works for you and your wedding day.
If you missed the post yesterday, I talked about doing a photography session after the wedding is over so you can capture more images, and of course get to wear your gorgeous dress again. I also gave some tips about assistants…always check with your photographers if they use an assistant, because the extra camera can help capture more images of your wedding day.
One thing that each photographer I spoke with agreed on is that you need to find a photographer that you are comfortable letting into your life and the wedding planning process, because it really will show in your photographs. You will be working hand in hand with this person (or team) throughout the stages, so make sure that your personalities match and that you are comfortable telling them what you want out of your wedding pictures. This relationship is one you want to cultivate, because you will work with them after your wedding and hopefully continue to use them to capture the moments of your life together as a married couple.
Bryan Allen Photography wants to please the modern bride, a bride that wants it all! Bryan strives to include it all, everything from the “details, story, killer portraits, romance and fashion”.
The “exit picture” is one that every bride must have in her collection. It shows the newlyweds surrounded by those wishing them well in their new journey together. I think that color scheme of this photo fuses “modern and traditional styles”, one of Bryan’s talents.
The detail of the two rings are what stand out to me in this picture. These symbols of the marriage are what show through, while the emotion is captured on the bride’s face.
The color and background in this shot capture the essence of nature and are the perfect frame for this couple.
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