Aaron Shintaku

Most of you probably are already familiar with his work from this post, but I wanted to give up some serious LOVE for my friend and photographer EXTRAORDINAIRE Aaron Shintaku.  His style is so clean, and creative, and just straight up LEGIT.  I have always been his biggest fan and I am beyond tickled to be working with him and Amy this weekend and to see what pieces of gold they capture.  Aaron recently launched his new website after deciding with his partner and sister to split AHS Photography into two separate companies.  The other half of AHS, Amy Hinden, is doing exciting things with the portrait side of photography.  Stay tuned for a post on her to come!  I am so excited for the new things that are happening for them and their businesses! 

Max Wanger

I can barely contain my excitement to share this incredible James Bond status photo-genius with you.  The unique style that his lens captures is seriously unmatched.  His personalized signature is apparent in each image he snatches.  When I first checked out his blog, tearing my eyes away from my computer was like pulling my tongue off of an icy pole.  It just wasn't working.  He is also part of a KILLER collaboration called The Flashdance with photogs Our Labor of Love and a DJ called The Human Jukebox.  They are inspired by clients with a unique take on their wedding day.  The best news of all?  He and his incredibly adorable and ultra-chic bride to be are MY CLIENTS!  How did I get so lucky?  I am truly blessed to be working with this AMAZING couple and their wedding is going to be so cool, so hip, so unique that you are going to FLIP.  Here he is, the incredible Max Wanger:  

"Max constructed his first Polaroid camera

out of paper and scotch tape when he was

seven years old. To this day, he is fond

of scrap and simplicity, as well as vinyl

figures and the entire city of Tokyo.

Like you, Max has an incurably romantic

spirit that is warmly reflected in

his wedding photos, as well as those that

focus on food, fashion, foreign capitals,

friends, and loved ones. That's a lot of

"f" words"