Destination Wedding Photographer, Wedding, Family, High School Senior, Fashion, Commercial and Portrait Photographer Judd Sather
This is a fun group shot by our Studio J photographers Chris and Alicia – enjoy! Link: Facebook Album (“Like” our page to tag and comment) Order Prints (Now available!! password is Jaclyn’s maiden name. Use promo code NICKJACLYN50 to get 50% off your online orders until September 5, 2012)
Mark and Alli chose two amazing venues for their wedding: The Woods Chapel and Lafayette Club. The crazy heat actually created an awesomely spectacular sunset: it was like all the moisture in the air amplified the orange from the sunset and yielded one of the most amazing sunset images we have taken (see below). The […]
Random thoughts from Jason and Anne’s Wedding: Heat (first time both Josh and I brought a “reception shirt”), jello shots, bouquet toss nailing the chandelier, unity candle light part #2 at reception (it was a dud at the wedding but Anne handled it with amazing laid-backness – see video below), awesome Josh/Jason jump at the […]
Wow! Talk about a ton of “firsts” for Studio J. Kelsey and Patrick’s wedding was full of fun surprises like working with heavy construction equipment, a bomb pop/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ice-cream stop, and a reception at the top of the IDS center. Chris (our second cameraman) was in awe of how the cars and […]
We had another gorgeous day for Tim and Jennifer’s wedding at the church where Grumpy Old Men was filmed. After taking the trolley to the scenic overlook near Stillwater, we saw this cute older couple reading their papers in the cool green convertible. Jenny thought it would make a fun image to have them in […]
Just a gorgeous day today and I knew when I was taking pictures of the guys that this was going to be a high-energy crew! Dan and Lynsey were just awesome and had a fun-loving, home town crew for this wedding in Stillwater. We got some urban images, bridge, and even hit the caves; thanks […]
We added a bright, 42″ TV to the Theater and low and behold it is the same size viewing rectangle as our 118″ projector screen – crazy! So the moral of the story is if you want a bigger TV for home, just move your couch closer! 🙂