I am absolutely amazed at how many ridiculously talented photographers there are out there. It seems as though every day I stumble across someone new whose images stop me dead in my tracks.
My latest find is Australian-based photographer, Jonas Peterson. I love love love his work and have pulled just a few images from his oh-so-fabulous website to share with you. His perspective is unique and inventive – and quite simply makes me giggle. I hope you enjoy as much as I did!
Please, please visit his website to see more from this talented artist.
Constantly browsing through websites in search of wedding inspiration, we have come across some pretty fantastic wedding photographers. Thank you to these talented photographers for capturing these endearing moments and sharing with the world.
Here are snippets from some of our favorites — enjoy!
Bride and groom, captured byBrandon Kidd Photography; Floral and fruit vases by The Nichols Photography; Hungry horse through the eye of W Scott Chester; Vintage floral bouquet by Brandon Kidd Photography; Young boy tired of the noise captured by W Scott Chester; Bridesmaids in boots by The Nichols Photography; Moment on the steps by Jill Thomas Photography; Austin skyline by Aberdeen Studios; Vintage bridal gown by Brandon Kidd Photography; Lime still-life by The Nichols Photography; Lovebirds in the grass by Aberdeen Studios; Marital bliss on the bed by Jake Holt Photography; Modern invitation captured by Jake Holt Photography; Blue-eyed father and daughter by Aberdeen Studios; Bubblegum wars by Jill Thomas Photography; Adorable couple with balloons by Jill Thomas Photography
I am the first to admit that I know very little about the art of photography, but every now and then I come across photos that completely grab my attention. For whatever reason, they possess something interesting and unique and somehow manage to bring to life the sweetness and charm of the moments they capture.
For exactly this reason, I am a huge fan of Aberdeen Studios and the work of photographer and videographer, Matt Niemann. His photographs are definitely beautiful, but they are also unexpected. His perspective is whimsical and engaging and I find his images full of personality and wit. As an individual, Matt is hugely talented. He is both a mathematics and computer genius, as well as a musician and artist. How many skills can one individual have?
I expect much more to come from Matt, and I am excited to watch his career develop as he continues to impress clients in Central Texas and beyond. I encourage you to visit his website, Aberdeen Studios, for additional information, videos and images.
I cannot sing enough praise for the contagiously cheerful artwork of Noelle Palm.
Noelle braved blistery cold winters to complete her formal training at the Art Institute of Chicago before moving to Brooklyn, home of her current studio.
She credits her signature style to the influences of her favorite artists: Henri Matisse, Pierre Bonnard and Beatriz Milhazes, as well as the colorful Mexican culture so prominent in her upbringing in San Antonio, Texas.
Although she primarily works in oils, she is unafraid to mix mediums with acrylics, textiles, found objects, metallics and of course, glitter!
Whimsical and charming, there is no doubt that her work will put a smile on the face of anyone who sees it.
Contact Noelle for more information:
noellepalm@gmail.com
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