Monday, 13 May 2013

leave for hawaii



I have not been blogging for quite a time. One reason surely was my constant work load for weddings abroad. Now I feel like I have tons of stories to tell you. And I will start in chrono order.

I can tell you that I have had some very interesting months, met quite a few new vendors, found new allies, got caught up in some nasty situations, got rid of false friends. In other words: I just enjoyed every second of life. One thing I had started quite some time ago was stopping to publish private client work on Facebook. Instead, I changed to publish images on my blog only. One particular reason for this is simple: My clients and I share the habit not to expose our private lives on Facebook, or only very few aspects of it. Just not our flavour. Some do not even have a Facebook account. But are keen and crazy about Pinterest...

And I tremendously limited the number of wedding coverages throughout a year. Can't tell you how much I have been thinking about this, but I am loving the results: Couples are calling in for their weddings all over in Europe and the Caribbean and appreciate my limited number of coverages. Going my very own way has paid off, and I can have even more time for my clients and their weddings.

Enough business insides, let's get back to Kristin and Martin. Enjoy!


Monday, 22 October 2012

tasty-twisted




Well guys,

here I am again. Shouldn't I be caring about my master thesis right now? Probably, though I feel like these structural equations are getting on my nerves. Taking care of my blog after a zillion of years just feels right :)

After weeks of silence, I would like to show you some photographs an Australian wedding magazine featured in their latest issue. Yes, you read right: I haven't published in Europe so far, but my shooting just hit an Australian wedding magazine. BIGTIME

I still remember how Rosie Barker (editor in chief at Wedding Style Guide International) and I exchanged first mails around the globe. We haven't even talked until now, but our next shooting is scheduled and will contribute to the coming issue down under.


This shooting attracted so much attention it has been published in another blog as well, So humbled to see how things evolve.

Awesome work, with great folks, here they are:

wedding stationery from Lea at daspapierlabor,
vintage china hire from Nadine at Lieschen und Ruth
Huge thanks to noni
 

Lean back and enjoy a shooting inspired by so many things I hav come to love so far. And enjoy everything Lea, Nadine and I have come up with. 

Be awesome,

B