I think these leanings have had a huge influence on my wedding planning. It should come as no surprise then that I follow the Vintage Glam Wedding Blog. Recently, there has been a spate of wonderfully vintage e-session photography.
Check out this amazing WWII (and Casablanca!) feeling session from Dustin Todd:

Or what about this one by Jen Stewart Photography?

I've also been blog stalking a girl that I knew growing up (down the street from me actually!). Lydia Jane Photography has got a more mod or 70's feel to her portfolio. Seriously, doesn't it remind you of Super 8 film???


Which photographers do you think have a vintage aesthetic? Are you looking for a photographer to impart a vintage feel? Or are you going more modern?
1 comment:
If I had had the foresight to get photos like this, I totally would have. Or I love this idea for a trash-the-dress. Totally fab! Dear Mr. Vintage photog, please make me look like Betty Draper.
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