Some favourite frames (and one film) from my biggest year yet.
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Amazing work! Looking forward to seeing more in 2014.
STOP IT!
You guys are so damn talented.
Freakin’ awesome Luce! What a killer body of work. Can’t wait to see what you produce this year!
Lovely wrap up Lucy! Love your work x
Just beautiful Lucy – What a talented young lady you are! XXXXX
Ripper!
full of awesome!
awesome-ness!!
You are RIDICO. Shut up these blow my mind!
This is very stunning work. I always admire it and enjoy following you through this past year. Keep up the great work!
I think you guys are really talented and I like these photos a lot.
You’re awesome Luce!
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Sometimes Alastair and I can’t believe how damn lucky we are.
We were recently flown to Sweden as She Takes Pictures He Makes Films to spend time with this amazing couple and their families. We were welcomed in like long lost Aussie/Kiwi cousins, and treated to Swedish traditions, songs, food and kindness. We saw incredible sights, ate far too many pieces of cake (‘Fika’ – to have coffee and something sweet – is an hourly, fattening, delicious tradition), and made many awesome new friends.
This is Erica + Philip’s wedding story – a celebration as delightful as the adorable couple themselves.
They first saw each other after getting ready in nearby rooms on Erica’s parents’ farmyard property, walked down the aisle together (to D’Angelo… smooth!) in a quaint countryside church, and watched as their dear friends and siblings serenaded them with soul tunes and stunning musicianship.
Philip’s family’s heritage is Scottish, and their pride in their history could be seen in many plaids and kilts (and all the beautiful flaming red hair).
We had portrait sessions by lakes and in forests, in the sun and the mist – and the reception took place in an old citrus farm in Örebro, 3 hours out of Stockholm.
All their guests were invited to perform for the couple, so we were treated to songs, poems, heartfelt speeches and hilarious sketches throughout the night. Sure, we couldn’t understand a word of what was said- but I was still moved to tears at least twice! Hopeless.
After the party wound down in the wee hours, we slept and then came back together for lunch at Erica’s parents farm, and said our goodbyes. After 4 days together it was hard to part ways, but we knew that we’ve made friendships to last a lifetime.
Erica + Philip – THANK YOU for inviting us across the globe and into your lives. We are truly blessed to have been part of your story.
You guys have got the goods. x
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Yup. We’re pretty blessed to be doing what we do.
Wow Lucy and Alastair, wow!
We are blown away by the amazing, beautiful, joy – filled and altogether lovely film and photograph collection you have captured and put together for us. Flying two strangers to Sweden for the biggest day of our lives was a bit of a gamble, but it turned out to be the best decision we could have made. We could never have imagined how much joy you two would bring us through both your friendship and the beautiful work you’ve done. You’re not only fantastic photographers but also great people!
A wedding day is filled with so many things; emotions, laughter, tears, speeches, decorations, dancing – all these things made our day so amazing. You captured these details for us in a way we never thought was possible and being able to re-experience our day through the pictures and film you guys have made for us is a blessing. Looking at your work we found ourselves in awe, reminiscing, were moved and at times also laughing like crazy…We wish you guys were here to see our reaction! Words can not express how happy and thankful we are – we have truly been blessed!
Lots of love and kramar (hugs) from your Swedish family – Erica + Philip
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Wow!! Lucy, thank you for capturing so well and in such detail this outstanding and historic event for our family. You are so amazingly talented and to top that such great guys. We have all taken you and Alastair into our hearts.
Thanks for enhancing our memories . And not least for documenting how Joel unprovokingly tackled me in the back. I now have proof ;)
LOTS of love from Sweden. – Paul, Philip’s brother.
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I just wanted to let you know that looking at the beautiful pictures and the film you made for us always makes me smile! And I get even happier when I see the last picture of the four of us – you two are just great!
Lots of love from Sweden
I love the Light and colors captured. Super good!
I think I would fly you to Sweden also if you could capture my day as beautifully as you did theirs . Incredible Hun x
Ridiculously awesome
Pretty special, awesome set of photos.
Just stunning !!! So beautiful. You captured the day so magically. You are amazing! You keep getting better and better x
(and what a way to rock a leather jacket with a wedding dress!♥)
Been hanging for this. Ma-gic guys… total home run. Beautiful.
Boomshakalaka. Brilliant Lucy.
This is just amazing. You capture emotions and beauty so so well (and there seems to be a LOT of both of those in this wedding)
The sweet new issue of Hello May Magazine is out now, packed with a tonne of inspiring content for the non-bridal bride (and non groom-y groom!), including a double page feature on She Takes Pictures He Makes Films (aka Alastair Innes and myself).
You should totally grab a copy and frame this part of it.
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Hi Oscar, thanks! I do own a tilt shift, but almost never use it, and haven’t yet experimented with the Brenizer Method, but I do shoot a lot of my work wide open at 1.4.
Hey, nice work! very inspiring. Especially like the The Bon Scotts black and white portraits! Just wondering, with some of your photos I can’t tell if you used a Tilt-shift lens, the “Brenizer Method” or just a super wide lens to get the super shallow depth of field? Love to know!
SO COOL!! CONGRATS!!
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