We had a great time hanging out with Krysta and Andy last night.  Although we were only able to squeeze about 75 minutes of daylight out of our session we're very happy with the results.  Please watch their efusion short film - check out a few of the photos and then read the backstory at the bottom of the post!  

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the proposal in pictures... worth much more than a thousand words... or maybe just one ... "yes"   ...and then "oh my god, it's perfect"
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"engagement" photos
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Here's the backstory... last week I did a family session with Krysta's parents and Andy.  We had a great time and during the session I was kind of teasing Andy about proposing and how we could "fake" some engagement photos of him and Krysta.  She joked about photoshopping in a ring...   three days later I received a phone call from Andy and he asked me if we could set up a photoshoot for just him and Krysta and that he wanted to actually propose and have engagement photos of the special moment.  Brian and I knew that this had to become a fusion session - how could we not capture the audio of him proposing?  we couldn't.  I also knew we had to make the shoot believable to catch Krysta off guard.  I came up with a plan to tell her I was shooting a promo piece for our website and needed some footage of me in action and wondered if her and Andy would be willing to come out again and be my models.  She fell for it hook, line and sinker!  The session started off kind of funny - I immediately noticed the ring box in Andy's pocket and wondered how Krysta hadn't noticed... but Andy kept his shirt untucked and when he walked it actually covered it.  We began filming and photographing them in different positions and about 45 minutes in I told Andy to come stand in front of Krysta on the steps and then I said "ok, why don't you get down on one knee and act like you're proposing" and he said "I think I can do better than that" and started to pull the ring box out of his pocket... and the rest, as seen in their short film, was priceless.... we continued on for about 20 minutes to capture their very first "engagement" photos before we lost our sunlight.  Thanks Andy for asking us to capture this very special moment - and congratulations you two!  Happy wedding planning!!!  

We had a great time hanging out with Krysta and Andy last night.  Although we were only able to squeeze about 75 minutes of daylight out of our session we're very happy with the results.  Please watch their efusion short film - check out a few of the photos and then read the backstory at the bottom of the post!  

Music By Train Marry Me
download it from iTunes



1 niagara-engagement-photos-studio67.jpg

2 engagement-photos-studio67.jpg

3 toronto-engagement-photo-studio67.jpg

4 studio67-engagement-photos.jpg

the proposal in pictures... worth much more than a thousand words... or maybe just one ... "yes"   ...and then "oh my god, it's perfect"
5 studio67-surprise-proposal.jpg

"engagement" photos
6 studio67-wedding-photography-cinema.jpg

Here's the backstory... last week I did a family session with Krysta's parents and Andy.  We had a great time and during the session I was kind of teasing Andy about proposing and how we could "fake" some engagement photos of him and Krysta.  She joked about photoshopping in a ring...   three days later I received a phone call from Andy and he asked me if we could set up a photoshoot for just him and Krysta and that he wanted to actually propose and have engagement photos of the special moment.  Brian and I knew that this had to become a fusion session - how could we not capture the audio of him proposing?  we couldn't.  I also knew we had to make the shoot believable to catch Krysta off guard.  I came up with a plan to tell her I was shooting a promo piece for our website and needed some footage of me in action and wondered if her and Andy would be willing to come out again and be my models.  She fell for it hook, line and sinker!  The session started off kind of funny - I immediately noticed the ring box in Andy's pocket and wondered how Krysta hadn't noticed... but Andy kept his shirt untucked and when he walked it actually covered it.  We began filming and photographing them in different positions and about 45 minutes in I told Andy to come stand in front of Krysta on the steps and then I said "ok, why don't you get down on one knee and act like you're proposing" and he said "I think I can do better than that" and started to pull the ring box out of his pocket... and the rest, as seen in their short film, was priceless.... we continued on for about 20 minutes to capture their very first "engagement" photos before we lost our sunlight.  Thanks Andy for asking us to capture this very special moment - and congratulations you two!  Happy wedding planning!!!  



Comments
Cathy Pouliot says:

Studio 67....You rock! ....what an amazing video...you certainly captured that special moment with amazing photos and video....Wanda, you are great to work with....enjoyed our family photo shoot too.
p.s. love the way you connived with Andy to make it a total surprise for Krys

(09.09.10 @ 08:01 AM)
Krysta says:

These pictures and video could not have been any better. We will forever have this moment captured. Thank you for the best day of my life so far!!!!
Krysta

(09.09.10 @ 11:09 AM)
Shannon Ronald says:

Wanda & Brian.. everything you do turns out magnificent. I am so glad we were able to do our engagement photo shoot & video with you two last year. And I am just as happy that my best friends also had you be a part of a very special moment in their lives. Thank you for everything you have done for us all :) xo

(09.09.10 @ 01:12 PM)
gaby says:

this video is amazing..im so glad the master plan worked!!! everything looks phenominal

(09.09.10 @ 02:36 PM)
Katie says:

Beautiful photos and amazing video - could not have captured the moment any better!

(09.09.10 @ 03:25 PM)