A.E.LANDES PHOTOGRAPHY

I think what made Betsy and Chris’ wedding so much fun was how all the members of the bridal party were friends - they all just seemed to have a great time being around each other. We did the formal pictures around the Ol’ Nittany Lion beforehand, as well as other family shots inside the Eisenhower Chapel. Ducks at the pond and a trolly ride topped off the portraits. Then came the real fun - I have never seen group dancing quite like this. Dance lines, people on chairs, the limbo… I think the ensuing zaniness really shows Betsy and Chris’ personalities quite well.

Here is a view of Betsy and Chris’ Wedding Gallery.

For the friends and family, here is the complete collection: Betsy and Chris’ Wedding Prints and Gallery.

Megan and Sam’s wedding was so beautiful with all the ceremony and tradition that went into their Orthodox wedding. The church very intimate, which made getting the right angles a bit harder than usual, but moving around the church and getting candids of all their guests was easily done. We had some great weather for the formal shots on campus, and the reception was held at the very scenic Mount Nittany Inn. Some really great swing and ballroom dancing filled up the night. Thank you so much, Megan and Sam - it really did feel like I was a part of your celebration.

Here are some images from Megan and Sam’s Wedding Gallery.

And for all the family and friends, here is Megan and Sam’s Print Collection Gallery.

Wow… I am so sorry I missed out photographing most of PSU Cycling Road Season! If anything, I managed to get to the best event, which was the Easterns Championship Frat-Row Crit, in downtown State College, PA. Lots of thrills and spills over the bumpy wet pavement on Turn Four, and yet combined with the road ride the day before, PSU trounced the competition to win the weekend.

Here is a selection from PSU Cycling: Easterns 2009 Gallery.

I was really excited to photograph Alaina and Brian’s wedding - she was right in saying that there would be a bunch of energetic kids running around, which made for some great photos! I feel like I was able to get a variety of portrait shots through this wedding, including two of my favorites: one of Brian tickling a screaming Skyler and an up-to-no-good bridesmaid holding a tray of you-know-what. They had bright cloudy weather (which made it great for photos) and a fun reception which ended with a bonfire. Best wishes to Alaina and Brian!

Here is a selection from Alaina and Brian’s Wedding Gallery.

For the friends and family, please contact Alaina and Brian to view/order prints from their complete gallery here: Alaina and Brian’s Wedding Photography Print Gallery.