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I just came back from the most intense and exhausting workshop ever. It’s called the Foundation Workshop, or FW7 for this year. Next year it’ll be FW8, and I hope to either be attending again or be a volunteer for it, but more on this in another post. I have way too much to say about it to do it justice here.

Over the last several months we’ve been on a journey to discover what we are as a photographer/artist/wedding photographer/photojournalist/portrait photographer/documentarian/director. When we were first starting out, all we cared about was getting some great images out there to be able to market ourselves better. We didn’t really consider ourselves as having a particular style, because we were trying all sorts of things. The next step after figuring out our style has been to see what kinds of relationships we were forming with our clients in relation to the pictures that we were producing. It gets a little convoluted and multi-layered after a while, but long story short we’re constantly thinking about how our body of work fits into the universe.

Kathryn and Q coming into our studio and commissioning us to shoot them was an affirmation that we’re heading in the right direction. We’re drawn toward the gritty/moody/edgy/raw type images in our work, and that’s exactly what Kathryn and Q wanted. We love the emotional extremes that it brings to the table in a world where weddings are supposed to be super fun and fantastic. We love capturing the really fun moments and also drawing from the opposite well. This is the style that I believe sets us apart from other photogs out there, and not everyone is going to be into it.  I loved, loved, loved shooting this session with them.