Blog post sought.

I'm trying to look for a blog or website of a wedding photographer, who had to deal with an incoming storm. Unfortunately I can't remember the photographer's name, but I do recall that her blog post covered the bridal party having to take shelter in a large barn.

It might be a long shot but can anyone remember this blog post being posted on here? Or the photographer's name?

Thanks,

Blackvault

I believe you are looking for Bobbi + Mike: http://www.bobbiandmik​e.com/blog/index.php/e​milymatt-2/

Absolutely amazing wedding photographs there!

You are a legend! Thanks

Blackvault

WOW. I just read that post. That was so epic hahaha

Wow that was crazy. So glad it got asked about so I could see it.

These are great. Can someone point me in the direction of how to achieve that sort of vintage/film look? I'm a big fan.

pstyle1 wrote in post #15193769
These are great. Can someone point me in the direction of how to achieve that sort of vintage/film look? I'm a big fan.

Buy just about ANY action set out there. It's so common now that everybody sells it and everybody does it. Or just take everything with instagram.

picturecrazy wrote in post #15195641
Buy just about ANY action set out there. It's so common now that everybody sells it and everybody does it. Or just take everything with instagram.

Haha, I take it you're not a fan then.

pstyle1 wrote in post #15197417
Haha, I take it you're not a fan then.

Not a fan of any actions. Because there are only a few actions sets of note, and everybody uses them, so everybody's pictures look the same. If you want to be distinctive, DON'T buy action sets.

These fads come and go. Make your pictures solid, classic, and timeless. You gotta remember that back in the day, everybody used to make soft, dreamy, smoky images with white vignette. Everyone thought it looked awesome back then. It looks so super cheesy now that nobody wants to share their old portraits. Just don't give in to the fads.