{"id":761,"date":"2017-09-24T04:08:08","date_gmt":"2017-09-24T04:08:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/jameswebbphotography.com\/?p=761"},"modified":"2017-09-24T04:08:08","modified_gmt":"2017-09-24T04:08:08","slug":"teresa-tyler-batsto-engagement-session","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jameswebbphotography.com\/teresa-tyler-batsto-engagement-session\/","title":{"rendered":"Teresa and Tyler | Batsto Engagement Photos"},"content":{"rendered":"

Batsto Engagement Photos<\/span><\/h1>\n

I love when I first speak with clients, and you just hit it off! Everything I said turned out to be what she is looking for in a photographer. Everything she said she wanted was what I look for in a client. It was the perfect match! After she booked me for her and Tyler’s wedding, we decided on Batsto engagement photos.<\/p>\n

Batsto engagement photos hold three guarantees…beautiful light, cool backdrops, and killer mosquitos. Teresa and Tyler’s engagement was no exception. The things we do for some cool photos!<\/p>\n

I tried a few new things during this session, one of them a technique called “prisming”. It’s something one of my favorite photographers, Sam Hurd pioneered. Essentially, it’s holding a three-sided prism against the front of your lens. As you move it around, it causes the light to refract and throw these cool streaks of colors around, adding a different element to the photos. It can even cause reflections, depending on the angle you hold it. I love how it never creates the same result.<\/p>\n

I also created a reflection by putting my iPhone at the end of my lens. While I’ve done this in the past, this is first time I really loved the results.<\/p>\n

Teresa and Tyler were so in synced together throughout the session and made my job easy. I just put them in place, asked them to do a few things and they created art. My favorite part of photographing them was when I asked them questions and they answered them in a shy, coy demeanor. It really captured their personalities in the photos!<\/p>\n

Beautiful light, cool location (but cooler people) and bug bites. The bug bites will go away, these photos are around forever.<\/p>\n