Two weeks ago we were in New Orleans photographing the amazing wedding of Beth and Josh (preview coming soon!). My team (Myself, Branden, Caleb) really hit it off with the whole wedding party and they invited us out the after party at a club in the French Quarter. On the way to the party we got caught a huge rain storm without cover or a cab in sight. Luckily, we brought our trusty T4 with us and we were able to make it into a spontaneous photoshoot. It makes me want to do this more. Anyone up for being the subject another rain shoot?
We finally made it to the party and Beth (featured below) welcomed us, despite being soaked.
Me doing my best David Brent impression. Caleb being Caleb.
This is the first of several posts I hope to do on the A Bryan Photo workshop that took place last month at our studio. On the final night, Richard Photo Lab and Cypress Albums hosted a party at Above, the bar on the roof top of the Redmont Hotel. I brought my T4 and set it on a tripod. It provided the most incredible portrait studio! Shot on Kodak BW 400CN and Kodak 400NC. Film and developing were graciously donated by Kodak and Richard Photo Lab.
A few weeks ago Matchstic, invited our staff to their office in Atlanta for a special meeting they call “Brands and Eggs”. They made breakfast for us and then spent the entire morning picking our brains on the state of A Bryan Photo. For hours we told their team about where we have come in the last two years, where we are headed as a studio, and what our greatest challenges/advantages are in our industry. They listened intently, striving to understand us better. Some great ideas and insight came from the meeting and I’m so blessed to have them as a strategic partner! If you don’t know much about them, check out the video below. The company SpeakEasy does there phone system and made a video case study about how they have helped them out:
Of course I brought my T4 and grabbed some sweet shots of their team members.
