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Get Screeched in and Kiss the Cod!

Brian Larter — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:04:09 +0000

In all my travels around the world this was my first encounter with Newfoundland and it could not have been with a better crowd! What a blast and what amazing scenery, but no Moose. Meet Amanda and Guy ,newlyweds and party professional extraordinaire! This couple left lots of time for fun and photos, it was well worth it. Sadly there was no fish kissing or unnameable drinking but these two kept us on our feet…

Touchdown!

Brian Larter — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 20:01:34 +0000

I’m a little behind in blogging as you can see. Lets try and get that fixed! I want everyone to Meet Marisia and David! They rocked the day of their wedding back in July. I love couples who just blow your socks off. They were up for anything. David had played football back in his university years and wanted to stop by Saint Marys University. Low and behold a team was playing that he knew.

Love for the photo!

Brian Larter — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 14:36:28 +0000

One of my many days while slaving away in front of the computer I received an e-mail from a potential bride. She knew what she wanted and knew who she wanted. There isn’t anything better then the feeling you are being asked to shoot someones wedding because they love your photos. No worries about price, no worries about locations or times. she liked our photos and wanted us to shoot it.

So this past weekend we finally got to actually meet our fantastic bride! We headed down to the water front and walked around a while until we reached the container pier in the south end. And the rest is magic.

Rainy Day Edits

Brian Larter — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 13:44:47 +0000

The rain sometimes really motivates you to sit down in front of the computer and blast away at photo edits, mostly because there isn’t much else to do really. The weather around here for the past week has been a bit dreary but it’s allowed me to get a lot of backed up work done. One of those projects was to add some older photos of mine to my catalog. 63,000 photos later it’s still adding, and we are only about half way done… Now I know you really could care less about the technical side of photo archiving, but this is more about memories. The photos I am adding are from 2007 and 2008 and this was around the time I had met Karen, so I am seeing a lot of the photo sets we first did together. They are not exactly great photos let me tell you but it’s nice to see them none the less. It’s pretty nice to see these again! Anyway on with the show! I leave you with some shots from our last wedding with Shanon and Mark.

Ring of Iron

Brian Larter — Thu, 27 May 2010 14:05:51 +0000

This is just a fantastic teaser of our first wedding of the season! New Glasgow is quiet the little spot and we have a lot of photos to show! Watch for next week when we post a iron pot load more.

Tracie + Scott VS the Blue Nose Marathon

Brian Larter — Tue, 25 May 2010 13:41:24 +0000

The weather this past weekend was absolutely phenomenal! Perfect weather for a engagement shoot … with one exception! The Blue Nose Marathon. Being the great little team of creative collaborators we are though we found some amazing places well away from the crowds and as you can see took some pretty amazing photos! Enjoy!

Epic Cake!

Brian Larter — Wed, 19 May 2010 14:39:10 +0000

So this past Saturday was my big 30th Birthday, it was a great day of a few small errands, Farmers Market and shopping. It is a strange feeling getting older and reaching milestones such as this. I am told though 30 is the new 20 and you will feel great, and can’t take guff from anyone anymore, you’re the new boss; I think I’ll like that part. That evening we had a small party with friends over with an insane amount of food, cupcakes and drinks. Yes cupcakes get their own mention. Karen also made me my very own cake! Check out the photos below.

Hollie and Chris sitting under a tree!

Brian Larter — Mon, 17 May 2010 13:00:22 +0000

When you are a kid your mother yells at you not to play in the mud or get your self messy before photos. Now we didn’t go out throw mud at one another, but this field was none the less a huge smelly mess! We were even visited by a Ground Hog. Anyway fun times of course…

New York, New York!

Brian Larter — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 14:46:20 +0000

A few weeks ago I piled into a tiny car at about 4 in the morning with three of the coolest guys I know. We sped off down the highway in hopes for big lights and the city that never sleeps. Well I am going to let you in on a little secret, New York sleeps like any other city. 14 hours later we found our selves deep in Brooklyn under ground with no place to stay and no idea what to do next. So as responsible adults we crashed at a hotel outside of town and left all the decisions up to the next morning. The following photos are an outline of that trip! Enjoy!

Eye of the profesional

Brian Larter — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 15:27:11 +0000

It’s funny how photography can work. Your hired as a professional photographer for your expertise, skill, equipment and a variety of other things. Some time you utilize all of those and other times you do not, it all depends on the shoot really.

We were hired a while back to do a CD for a local musician and the above photo is what I had in my head after we sat down and discussed the details. The shoot went amazing and everyone was happy.

A few days later we got together to go over the photos and in the end the client choose a photo none of us expected. Normally we take the outtakes out and just show processed final images for selection. We had accidentally left one photo of a photographer taking a photo of the client during the shoot in the pile. this of course is the one she choose.

It’s funny how photography works some times.