 |
Our images represent the way you live your life from
one real moment
to the next. We display our subjects, no matter the person-place-or
event, with grace and honesty. The sessions are fun, energetic, and full
of life. The images taken will display a nice mix of romantic portraiture,
photojournalism, and traditional portraiture. We will look for the
unguarded moment as these images represent you as a person. In additions,
we create your posed image as you want it to be presented to your
family and friends.
|
Photographer Lisa Grimm
started off taking courses at Washtenaw Community College to get some
education background. But for the most part I am self-taught, attending
seminars, workshops and study groups. I have been shooting weddings for
over 10 years and love my job. I think my favorite part of the wedding is
when they open the doors and the bride is ready to walk down the isle on
arm with her dad . . . I just love the expression on her face. Both mothers
are usually in the front row with tears. My business has grown as have I
over the years. I hope to shoot each event using my past experiences
and current experiences to always keep my images new and fresh.
With a little prayer and talent, I hope to do this forever. |
|
 |
Used when
posed pictures are paramount. Bride and Groom are posed creatively with different
combinations of family and friends. Storytelling consists of posing
people to tell the story the photographer invisions. Candids consist of
reception hightlights usually involving 1st dance, father and daughter dance,
cake cutting, bouquet toss, etc.
Wedding
events and relationships are studied to find their meaning, and emphasis is on
creativity through perspective, hidden layers in photographs, and subject to subject
relationships using light, form, and shapes as tools to express. Telephoto lense
and lense filters are often used.
Stylized
portraits, people shots, and scene setting photographs drawn from fashion trends
are usually implemented. Poses often are dramatic through creative lighting techniques,
selective focus areas, and lense effects.
|
|
