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Rainy-Day Engagement-Shoot in Paris

Funny how we blame the weather girl for rain. The day before this shoot, the weather was so nice that it seemed everyone in the city was in the streets. It was difficult to walk, much less shoot photos in Paris. Then, the following day when we shot honeymoon photos in Paris of a weather presenter and her husband, rain cleared the streets. Unfazed by the rain, Maria and Brandon seemed to have the city to themselves, resulting in one of our favorite Paris photo shoots of the season. Maybe the weather girl is to blame for the rain.

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Honeymoon Photo-Shoot in Paris

I was about to write a few lines about Michelle and Abe’s photoshoot in Paris. Instead I decided gloat by sharing this lovely email I received after delivering their honeymoon photos. I promise I’ve never solicited a single testimonial. Still, I can’t deny how much I love to get these.

Hi Anthony,

How dreamy! The pictures are absolutely amazing. Anthony, you really did
such a great job (and that’s an understatement) at capturing those special,
intimate moments. Thank you for your direction and keen eye towards the
subtlety of beauty and of Paris, especially on such a not so
weather-friendly day! The locations are
great too! These pictures and Paris are so special to us, as we celebrate
our first year of marriage and reminisce about our time in the city of love!
Now we’re just debating the best ways to display them in our home. Oh the
choices!

It’s been a great pleasure working with you on
this. Your professionalism and commitment towards photography comes with
such high recommendations! We cannot thank you enough.

We hope you make it out to Hawaii one day…you’d enjoy taking photographs
of the beautiful and lush scenery.

Best,
-Michelle & Abe Lagrimas

Paris Photo Shoot, Marissa and Michael

Here’s a simple truth I’ve learned from being a Paris photographer. This elegant city deserves your best heels. Granted, cobblestones aren’t exactly heel friendly. If, however, your secret guilty pleasure is imagining yourself in a fashionable Carrie-Bradshaw-like lifestyle, you need to make concessions. If your hero can run after a cab in New York wearing her Manolo Blahniks, then you can handle a few ancient streets in the city of love in your Louboutins. As your photographer, I prefer you surrender to your fashion fantasies. By virtue of its aesthetics, there is no city more accommodating to fashionistas than Paris. You’ll walk among your kindred here. Like them, you’ll feel as though the elegant buildings, beautiful bridges, ornate lampposts, lavish doorways, grand monuments, picturesque pathways, and adorable tiny parks wrap you up in beauty as though they were unattached fashion accessories. This is the spirit behind my “You and the City” shoots. If you are drawn into this fashion mecca know as Paris, you should indulge yourself with a photo shoot in a wardrobe you dream of wearing every day.

Renewing Their Vows in Paris, Susan and Rick

Susan and Rick from Miami contacted us to be their wedding photographers in Paris at their vow renewal to celebrate their 10th anniversary. The ceremony took place at the American Church in Paris. When the pastor asked if they wanted to exchange a few words Susan shook her head “no” with a confused smile since she and Rick had previously informed the pastor that they had agreed not to exchange vows. She didn’t know that Rick had gotten back in touch with the church and conspired with the pastor. They agreed to add a small moment in the ceremony where Rick could say some words declaring his of love for Susan. She was moved to tears. His act also brought tears to my wife and photography partner Audrey. Later when Audrey was wiping mascara from her viewfinder, she explained she, “found it beautiful to see that even after so many years you can still be happily surprised by your husband.” Yes I do feel a little pressure from this statement. (Thanks a lot Rick).