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I had seen this scene 100′s of times. Same chairs, same lights, same everything. But for whatever reason it struck me that night. The airport was almost empty and I was the first person down to the baggage area. While I was waiting for my luggage to arrive, it just hit me: Patterns, lights, shadows, just wow. I quickly grabbed my camera and shot off a few bracketed shots (Thank you Jay Masell). I was somewhat worried that TSA would have a fit so I went into my best stealth mode possible.
I think that many of us that do wedding photography are always looking for those little moments that are not part of the ceremony. Those moments that capture what really the mood of the day and the story behind it all. Yesterday I had the chance to work with two wonderful people who gave me a lot of those chances. I always feel amazed at what I get to see as part of my “job”.
Before the guest arrived, before almost anyone was there, the bride walked her 83 year old father from Poland down the asile, talking to him telling him what was going to happen. In my opinion, you don’t need to see their faces to know what they are sharing.
