Summer in New York never came! It's already turning cool and my pasty skin never got a chance to cook up some heat for the winter.
I have a heaping handful of shoots I want to blog about, but I felt like posting this one as I'm listening to the John Coltrane record Josh just gave me. :) I now know I've never listened to real jazz before...
Andy would call himself a drifter and I met him at the Rabbit Hole (cafe around my corner) on his NY circuit back to New Orleans. He was laughing boisterously loudly from a table away which was hard not to catch onto, despite the fact I didn't know him or what was funny. He became a Rabbit Hole regular I always counted on seeing when getting coffee (and taking a break from editing!) We shot these photos at Coney Island a few days before he drove back to New Orleans. Thanks to Jaimie for lighting for us.
I have a heaping handful of shoots I want to blog about, but I felt like posting this one as I'm listening to the John Coltrane record Josh just gave me. :) I now know I've never listened to real jazz before...
Andy would call himself a drifter and I met him at the Rabbit Hole (cafe around my corner) on his NY circuit back to New Orleans. He was laughing boisterously loudly from a table away which was hard not to catch onto, despite the fact I didn't know him or what was funny. He became a Rabbit Hole regular I always counted on seeing when getting coffee (and taking a break from editing!) We shot these photos at Coney Island a few days before he drove back to New Orleans. Thanks to Jaimie for lighting for us.
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Diana and Danny eloped to Paris a year ago, and despite a fantastic time, a giant pro-communist rally overwhelmed the streets and prevented much mobility -- it even made them almost 2 hours late for their ceremony. (Despite the rally chaos, their awesome photographer, David Pullum, also the organizer for the Floshops conference I attended in London earlier this year, delivered a beautiful body of work.)
I was excited when they contacted me for a year-later photo session -- this time, New York-style. So with bubbles, high heels, and photo gear in tow, we sauntered around the park near the Brooklyn Museum until after dark.
I was excited when they contacted me for a year-later photo session -- this time, New York-style. So with bubbles, high heels, and photo gear in tow, we sauntered around the park near the Brooklyn Museum until after dark.
David Pullum says:
Lauren, These are really great images of a fantastic couple. Well done, I especially like the first one.
(09.14.09 @ 12:08 PM)
josh says:
Lauren, you are an incredible person... and a spectacular photographer.
(09.14.09 @ 01:27 PM)
Jeff says:
Lauren...FANTASTIC blend of nature and surroundings with subjects. The silhouette shot (above) is a classic!
(09.14.09 @ 03:44 PM)
wedding photographer essex says:
I love your photos, very wide angled and interesting.
(09.22.09 @ 04:05 AM)
Amanda - Untamed Petals says:
Lauren, these are AMAZING!!! I can't wait to work together!
xo
Amanda
Daniel says:
These are awesome Lauren..love the one with the yellow light..amazing.
(01.28.10 @ 09:26 AM)
Southend wedding photographers says:
Love the shots and the concept - well done
(09.10.10 @ 05:21 AM)
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yesterday, dawn and boris came over to get some shots of their adorable, wee daughter, ava. we kept the shoot in-studio, so it was a fun challenge to get interesting shots without the support of a cool cityscape behind us.
i also liked the challenge of time constraints. One-year-olds tend to give you just a handful of minutes to get your shot, and then they're outta there!
aaahhh so cute!!
I enjoyed selecting a combination of screaming-happy-curious-sad images. pretty true to life for any kid, right? :)
i also liked the challenge of time constraints. One-year-olds tend to give you just a handful of minutes to get your shot, and then they're outta there!
aaahhh so cute!!
I enjoyed selecting a combination of screaming-happy-curious-sad images. pretty true to life for any kid, right? :)
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Amazing photos, love the lighting. Well done.
(10.13.09 @ 12:30 AM)Ah! This guy was such a character! Great shots of his personality, Lauren.
(10.18.09 @ 06:39 PM)Brilliant lighting effects used here. Very surreal. Fab!
(05.27.10 @ 06:17 AM)