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Showing posts with label engagement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label engagement. Show all posts
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Kari & Mark's e-session at Apple Holler!
It is fall, time for apple picking and pumpkins! We had a wonderful time wandering through the apple orchard as you will see:
Monday, September 21, 2009
Lindsay & Brandon e-session
What a beautiful evening it was last night for an e-session at the beach with Lindsay & Brandon.
We hope you will enjoy!
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Kristina & Omar e-session
We had so much fun as you will see with the photographs from this session! I would love to write more - I have more photographs to edit and upload! I love that I have the opportunity to do what I love!!!
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Engagement Photographs
I am a big fan of engagement photos, they are usually included for FREE in my Wedding photography packages (Value $300). Engagement photos are so important for many reasons.
They help you become more comfortable in front of the camera: The more times you are photographed, the more at ease you will be. The best photos are when people are comfortable, happy and authentic. For all of those people who hate “posing” for photos or think they aren’t photogenic, a professional shoot can be completely different. I'm not looking for you to pose, I want to capture you in the moment and interacting with your partner. When you take a couple hundred photos with a pro you are likely to get at least a few good ones.
An engagement photoshoot builds a bond with the photographer: You will spend a good portion of your wedding day with your photographer, and this is a great opportunity to get to know how you work best together.
See how you photograph with makeup: While it isn’t necessary to wear the exact same makeup as you will on your wedding day, you can get a sense of how much the camera diffuses makeup. I recommend putting on more blush than you normally would, go for a slightly brighter lip and apply a thicker, darker eyeliner (on top lash line). Since the makeup is just for a photo shoot you don’t need to worry about what it looks like in real life. I guarantee you will be amazed how little makeup reads in photos. Erin is not one to normally wear make-up yet, we did put some light make-up on her to help her not look washed out in the photographs.
You get to have fun with your honey: Wedding day photos are done on a tight schedule, in confining clothing, and with a lot of people watching you. Engagement photos are just about the two of you enjoying each other and showing why you fell in love in the first place. Make it a fun part of preparation! Although, I do also recommend that if you or your family don't object you consider taking your bridal and couple portraits prior to your guest arriving on your big day. It lets you see each other before everyone else does. You will be at your freshest, most perfect for your photographs. Later between the wedding and reception you will have people watching you, feel stressed, rushed, less focused on each other - this is when your photographs look more unnatural and more posed. Another way to enjoy focusing on each other is to take day after or after the honeymoon taking the show off the dress photographs. These are all about the two of you and well it is all about you!
We will be taking photographs before hand and then later taking more show off the dress photographs for our wedding this July 11, 2009. Knowing that we will be taking photographs more then one time for this special occasion helps me to not be so stressed about the big day! With that I hope that this shows in all of my photographs!
They help you become more comfortable in front of the camera: The more times you are photographed, the more at ease you will be. The best photos are when people are comfortable, happy and authentic. For all of those people who hate “posing” for photos or think they aren’t photogenic, a professional shoot can be completely different. I'm not looking for you to pose, I want to capture you in the moment and interacting with your partner. When you take a couple hundred photos with a pro you are likely to get at least a few good ones.
An engagement photoshoot builds a bond with the photographer: You will spend a good portion of your wedding day with your photographer, and this is a great opportunity to get to know how you work best together.
See how you photograph with makeup: While it isn’t necessary to wear the exact same makeup as you will on your wedding day, you can get a sense of how much the camera diffuses makeup. I recommend putting on more blush than you normally would, go for a slightly brighter lip and apply a thicker, darker eyeliner (on top lash line). Since the makeup is just for a photo shoot you don’t need to worry about what it looks like in real life. I guarantee you will be amazed how little makeup reads in photos. Erin is not one to normally wear make-up yet, we did put some light make-up on her to help her not look washed out in the photographs.
You get to have fun with your honey: Wedding day photos are done on a tight schedule, in confining clothing, and with a lot of people watching you. Engagement photos are just about the two of you enjoying each other and showing why you fell in love in the first place. Make it a fun part of preparation! Although, I do also recommend that if you or your family don't object you consider taking your bridal and couple portraits prior to your guest arriving on your big day. It lets you see each other before everyone else does. You will be at your freshest, most perfect for your photographs. Later between the wedding and reception you will have people watching you, feel stressed, rushed, less focused on each other - this is when your photographs look more unnatural and more posed. Another way to enjoy focusing on each other is to take day after or after the honeymoon taking the show off the dress photographs. These are all about the two of you and well it is all about you!
We will be taking photographs before hand and then later taking more show off the dress photographs for our wedding this July 11, 2009. Knowing that we will be taking photographs more then one time for this special occasion helps me to not be so stressed about the big day! With that I hope that this shows in all of my photographs!
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Erin & Wade's Engagement Photographs
To see more from Erin & Wade's engagement shoot:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sarahannaphoto/sets/72157616490652398/
To see a slide show of Erin & Wade:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sarahannaphoto/sets/72157616490652398/show/
Enjoy!
www.sarahannaphotography.com
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Erin & Wade's Engagement Video
Just a little bit of the romantic fun clips from the day...
Erin & Wades Engagement from Sarah Anna Burval-Hansen on Vimeo.
Enjoy!
Erin & Wades Engagement from Sarah Anna Burval-Hansen on Vimeo.
Enjoy!
Erin & Wade's Engagement Photographs
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sarahannaphoto/sets/72157616490652398/
Kevin and I had a wonderful time with Erin & Wade this past weekend down town Milwaukee! They will be having an ice cream reception - so we were sure to stop at the cutest little ice cream shop for one of the Engagement photoshoot locations!
Just the start - more being posted very soon...or as we speak... Enjoy!
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