Hello!

Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by! Be sure to grab a snack and your favorite drink and take a few minutes to look around. You will find recent shoots, weddings and personal ramblings on the blog.

So a little quick informal bio: My name is Amanda Kraft and I have been photographing weddings since 2003, enjoying every moment of it, working with incredible couples and traveling the world. I am married to a wonderful guy and we have a one year old great dane! I love kit kats, designer shoes, dark nail polish and college football, I love the summer and hate snow, I talk fast and and love anything apple.

Thank you again for stopping by, be sure to leave some love, by leaving comments! -A

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February 14, 2010

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 [...]

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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.