Thank you to WeddingWire.com, one of the internet’s premier wedding resources. We’ve been named a Rated Vendor based on the following reviews from the year 2010. We have only recently begun requesting reviews from our clients, so we are thrilled to receive such a response in a very short time!

“What a pleasure it was working with . . . → Read More: Wedding Wire Vendor, 2010]]>

Thank you to WeddingWire.com, one of the internet’s premier wedding resources. We’ve been named a Rated Vendor based on the following reviews from the year 2010. We have only recently begun requesting reviews from our clients, so we are thrilled to receive such a response in a very short time!

“What a pleasure it was working with Bryan at BCL Photography! My wife and I were married in Washington, D.C., May 2010. In the months prior to the big day, Bryan was incredibly responsive to our needs and worked closely with us to help create the wedding we had dreamed of. Bryan made things so easy – he had great ideas that were always based on OUR preferences. He was the one thing we didn’t have to worry about on our wedding day. The pictures were fantastic and brought out a perfect balance of glamour and casualness that we wanted. With the day being such a blur, it’s so great to have the wonderful images Bryan took. I can’t recommend him enough!”

“Bryan from BCL Photography is awesome! He took my bridal portraits and was the main photographer at our wedding in May. He did a fantastic job and we couldn’t have been more pleased with all our images! My bridals were fun and relaxed – he captured beautiful portraits, as well as amazing artistic shots. And the pictures from our wedding were beyond our expectations! He was able to capture our special day so perfectly, and we will treasure the images for a lifetime. I look forward to having him take pictures for us in the future. Bryan is highly recommended!”

“I can confidently recommend Bryan from BCL Photography to anyone. I felt so relaxed during our photo sessions and actually had a lot of fun, which really shines through in our pictures. I’ve received so many compliments on our many fantastic images. I love all of the creative poses and ideas he brought to the table as well as the many wonderful candid moments he captured. You won’t be disappointed!”

“A simple project this week… or is it? Photograph a round object, but light it in such a way as to make it’s round shape greatly apparent.”

This actually took more time than I thought it would. I first started with a globe for my round object, but I went with the baseball since I . . . → Read More: Round Object]]> From the PPBF:

“A simple project this week… or is it? Photograph a round object, but light it in such a way as to make it’s round shape greatly apparent.”

This actually took more time than I thought it would. I first started with a globe for my round object, but I went with the baseball since I was getting unwanted specular highlights from the globe’s glossy surface. The baseball is lit with window light, with a black book shielding ambient light from the left side. Ka-chow!

This is Guillermo, the videographer, going the extra mile for his clients

. . . → Read More: Mihret and Henny – Denver, CO]]> Destination wedding #3 this year was a marathon celebration! I thoroughly enjoyed shooting this Ethiopian wedding and all of the exuberant participants.

This is Guillermo, the videographer, going the extra mile for his clients

This Week’s Assignment: Subject Isolation With A Shallow Depth Of Field As photographers we are storytellers.  Our job is to provide elegant tools for our customers to tell their stories.  One way we can create a more elegant and polished story, and further define ourselves as professionals, is through the use of a shallow depth of . . . → Read More: PPGH Assignment: Shallow DOF]]> From the PPBF:

This Week’s Assignment:
Subject Isolation With A Shallow Depth Of Field
As photographers we are storytellers.  Our job is to provide elegant tools for our customers to tell their stories.  One way we can create a more elegant and polished story, and further define ourselves as professionals, is through the use of a shallow depth of field.  A shallow depth of field is a tool a photographer can use to draw the viewer’s gaze to a certain area in a finished portrait, making it more clear was to what the photograph is trying to convey. This week, your assignment is “Shallow Depth Of Field”.  Tell a story, and make the subject of your story more clear through the use of a shallow depth of field.

Ok, quick and dirty. Is it groundbreaking? No.  But this is what was going on in my house today when I decided to participate:

Hmm. Ok, came back to this thing a day later. The assignment was to tell a story using DOF, and this image above really doesn’t do that. The image below is a better example of the purpose of this assignment, taken prior to a wedding one week ago.

Have a great day!

. . . → Read More: Devon and Mike]]> Great wedding and reception tonight in Music City, Nashville TN! Devon made a beautiful bride, and the “support staff” of these two was phenomenal. Fantastic rooftop reception at the Aerial on Broadway. Congrats y’all!

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. . . → Read More: Babie and Darren]]> Great party tonight at Paraiso Maravilla for Babie and Darren. Several touching moments between bride, groom, moms, and guests. This party flowed about as well as a wedding possibly can, and we got some fantastic pictures to match. Congratulations!

Back . . . → Read More: Lauren and Blair]]> This gorgeous wedding at Lakeside Country Club went off about as smoothly as a wedding possibly can. Congrats!

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. . . → Read More: Darlene and Jon]]> Lots of movement, lots of action for our first destination wedding in Washington D.C. Darlene was a beautiful bride for this grand event at Washington D.C.’s National Harbor.

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. . . → Read More: Kayce and Brian]]> An awesome, fun wedding tonight for Kayce and Brian at the Bell Tower on 34th St. The quickest Catholic ceremony I think I’ve ever witnessed was the perfect backdroup for this touching ceremony. The rockin’ party that followed featured some wild dance moves and dozens of sunglasses. Yes, you heard me. It was great!

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