My cousin Emma asked me to shoot her engagement, and as these two are currently living up in Minnesota, they had no problem toughing out a very cold day of shooting during a frigid Chicago morning.
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On New Year's Eve I received a text message from my co-worker Chris, who was stressing out after his wedding photographer cancelled on him and his fiancee just two days before their wedding. On short notice, Chris asked me to fill in, and I was sold as soon as he mentioned that he had booked an hour at the Rookery, one of Chicago's most photogenic buildings, and a bucket list photo location of mine. In addition to the Rookery, the 3 of us managed to stop at Cloudgate, the Chicago Theatre, and the Chicago Board of Trade. The day was a major success and we had a blast covering the four 4 photo locations in 3 hours with 2 wardrobes, and 1 minor traffic violation, all while practicing safe social distancing!
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This is the Chicago Skyline as seen from the Columbus Drive bridge over the Chicago River. This photo is part of my "How it was Made" series, and you can follow along below to see both how the photo was composed, and also the post processing techniques that were used to create the image.
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