Wedding Photography Workshops 2019

 
 
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Immersed - Morocco - Feb 27 - March 4th - $3,500
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I couldn’t be more excited for this workshop. It is my first that I am putting on with Mae & Co Creative and the whole workshop is focusing on infusing a photography workshop with an international and cultural experience. If you’ve been wanting to get some real, hands on experience shooting in another country and building your international portfolio, then this is for you.

Alpine Destinations - Iceland - August 12-15 - $3,100

I’ll be teaching alongside Jordon Voth and India Earl in one of my favorite places of all time! Click the link to find out more info!

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Evolve Workshops - Oahu, Hawaii - Feb 3-6 - $2,700 - $3,500

This workshop is so much more than just teaching, it’s also experiencing Hawaii, a luau, snorkeling, morning yoga, open mic night and so much more. Come beach vaca and learn photography with us!

Wander Workshop - Zion, UT - April 8-10 - $2,000
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Put on by Dawn Photo and in the most beautiful park in Utah. Come spend 3 days in the desert learning from each other, shooting in some of the most beautiful locations, and creating a little desert community.

 
Anni Graham Destination Wedding & Elopement Photographer, Portland, OR, USA3609302721annigraham@me.com
 

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She loves it when he rubs her back, and is an evening routine for them, he even said it in his vows so.... I tried to capture it. What do you think?? Does anyone else enjoy portraiture as much as i do?? In case you don’t know exactly what portraiture is - it’s capturing a personality or emotion of a person in a creative way. Much different than photojournalism which limits the photographer in adjusting, “posing”, or influencing your subject in any way - it demands total authenticity. In portraiture, you can be creative, you can have a voice, it’s your version of what you see. @annigrahampresets
Finishing up editing all my Patagonia elopements this week and I still can’t believe this was real. I’ll be sharing lots of new stories soon!!
Some Monday’s blues because it’s tax day and we’re all feeling a little blue. I used to remember the days when I was stoked on tax day because I’d get a return that probably paid for a plane ticket somewhere. But here we are, small business owner, and I understand what all the rap songs are always complaining about.
A peak at yesterday little family elopement. They rented and beachfront Airbnb on the Oregon coast, said their vows by the ocean, sat by the fire drinking champagne and singing songs with their family, then had tomato soup and grilled cheese for dinner. This wedding was exactly how they wanted it to be, low key, no stress, just about them and their families coming together. It was simple, but so incredibly beautiful in so many ways.
Why is it that the hardest shoots always turn out to be my favorite? Here we are, on the side of a massive cliff after climbing up a vertical trail holding on for dear life to roots and vines, with literally no room to move, trying to take some photos. I’ll be honest, as soon as we hiked up to this spot I was pretty much paralyzed with fear and thought this location is a definite bust. I was ready to hike down. But I thought I’d get at least a few to make the effort worth it. So I hiked up to this ledge I saw above us, shaking a little trying to hold onto my camera (I’m terrified of heights if you haven’t figured that out already). And I look down and see Lacey’s face, bright and smiling, barefoot and muddy, the wind in her hair and completely in her element. It gave me confidence. I wanted to be at her level!! So I swallowed my fear and started taking photos. We somehow shot for an hour, using all the little nooks and crannies of where we could see trail and light and it worked! I couldn’t believe it. I used to think that only hardcore people do hard things. But what’s hard for me might not be what’s hard for someone else, and visa versa. It’s not about getting rid of the fear, it’s about doing it anyways, and maybe totally sucking at it. And who knows, it might not be so bad after all.
I love that this job takes me to the coolest places, but I love even more that it connects me to people who love adventuring just as much as I do
Spent the week in southern Utah with @wanderworkshop shooting in some of the most unbelievably beautiful places. Utah in the spring is nuts, but I am happy to be heading home with a little sunburn, so many full memory cards, and an entire month of exploring Oregon in my future. Feeling extra grateful for this photography community and what happens when we aren’t alone in our editing caves but sitting around a dinner table together 🤘🏻 Stylist @maeandco_creative Florals @goodseedfloral Jewelry @opalmilk Video @jessicaheron_images Instructors @henrysdiary @dawn_photo @annigraham
Spent the morning getting soaked in the rain, by a waterfall, freezing cold, but exhilarated as hell, just holding each other. As it should be. I love capturing stories like this.

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