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Ragley Hall Wedding Photography // Meredith & Matthew
Photography can often feel like waiting for a puzzle to come together – a puzzle that may or may not ever be completed. Occasionally, you see a single element that captures your attention, but it sits in isolation, lacking the counterpoint it needs to become a story. Sometimes, if you stay in the same place…
PICTURE OF THE WEEK
Target Practice
Villa Love, Poland
As documentary photographers, we’re always scanning the periphery for those moments that feel a bit “off-script.” Finding the Groom standing next to a hay bale while an instructor pins a cardboard version of his own face to it is exactly that kind of gold. There’s a brilliant, surreal comedy to the whole setup – the sharp black tie against the green mesh, the primary yellows, and the pure absurdity of having your own face serve as the bullseye for your guests’ archery practice. It’s the kind of unfiltered, tongue-in-cheek fun that happens when a couple leans into the chaos of
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