Ashley + Dustin = St.Louis Wedding

It is difficult to express in words how much I love Ashley and her family...which now includes Dustin too. Some of you, but not all of you reading this, know that I spent my high school years living in South Africa. Most people assume that my parents were missionaries. X My dad worked for SBC which is now AT&T and when they invested in Telkom over in South Africa my parents thought it would be a good idea to move over there. They were right, but that is a different blog post. All four years of high school I would come back to St. Louis for the 3 months of my summer break. For no good reason, except out of the kindness of their heart they decided to take me into their family and give me a place to live for the summer...every summer for four years. They would probably even let me live their now if I needed to. Ashley's older brother and I have been great friends since 8th grade and he was my way into the Sewell family. I even made the cut to be part of the family vacation tradition of going to Jekyll Island, GA with the extended family so I really do feel like I am part of this family. When you experience unmerited grace and hospitality you are forever grateful. I love this family with all of my heart and getting to photograph this wedding was a true blessing. For the record...Dustin, I love you too.

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Ashley + Dustin PhotoStory from justin wright on Vimeo.

 

Yellow Sky Actions = Master Control + Completion Perfection

Master control does what it sounds like...it gives you master control over the basic adjustments you typically need to make to a photo like dodging, burning, and sharpening specific parts of your image.  Here is a before and after straight from camera and then edited using the magical powers of Yellow Sky Actions.  Click the banner below the photos to get your own set of Actions.

Ashley + Dustin PhotoStory

I get asked this question a lot: "How many photos do you take at a wedding?" I would say I average somewhere around 2,700 photos a wedding. I could explain why I take so many but I would rather show you what you can do with that absurd amount of photos.... [vimeo 26291520 w=600 h=375]

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