As most of the county is covered in a good 20 inches of snow, Emily, Brent and I ventured downtown and to county park for a quick engagement session.  The two of them were such troopers to brave the cold temps and winter winds for photos.

I can’t wait for your May wedding at the amazing Conewago Manor Inn!

We are looking for an intern for the Spring and Summer.  The position is for marketing and public relations NOT photography.  We are looking for a student who may need a credit for school or someone looking to gain additional work experience.

The position will require 10 -20 hours of work per week.  You must be organized, be a self starter, hard working and up to the challenge.  Some of your projects will be working on new marketing campagins, client relations and other similar tasks. Having your own transportation is a must.

If you are interested please shoot us an email and we can set up a time to chat.

One of my favorite design elements in the new space is the ability to showcase my vintage camera collection.  I love collecting old cameras, it makes me appreciate how far photography has come.  From the film age to the digital age and all of the advancements in-between.  My collection started a few years ago with a brownie (the middle camera) and then I found an old Yashica Mat 124-G, which is a twin lens reflect camera(camera on the left).  I actually used this camera at one of the first weddings I had ever photographed back in high-school for a family friend.  My collections has expanded to 15 – 20 cameras and I am always on the look out for another one.

I often wonder what did the previous owner use the camera for.  Did they photograph their family vacations? Maybe they photographed weddings like me.  I wish I could sit down with them and look through their albums and listen to the stories that go along with photos.  I can’t help but think that in the future someone might say the same thing, when they find one of my digital cameras at an antique store.

Over the past few months I have been struggling over the exact “style” I wanted to incorporate into the new meeting/gallery space.  Rather than fight it, I decided to embrace all of the styles I love.  From mixing loud floral prints with a zebra printed rug with a deep purple leather couch.

I also went through some old boxes and found  vintage treasures of my grandparents.  From an old yellow velvet chair, a typewriter, and white hobnail vases.

I can’t wait to take the vases to my florist and see how she incorporates them into the floral design for the room.

Within days of Rachel and Chris’ wedding being featured on our blog, we received a call from one of our favorite magazine editors over at Bride’s magazine requesting to featuring their wedding.  So needless to say, I was more than excited!  Over the weekend I stopped by Barnes and Noble and picked up a copy of the magazine to share.

Happy Monday and Enjoy!