http://braedonweddings.com Tue, 18 Nov 2008 19:50:24 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en We are back from our trip and already slammed with a backlog of work. I just got back the film I shot while we were there. Some of these shots came out great. One of my rolls got some incredible light leaks that add to the images. Let me know ... http://braedonweddings.com/2008/11/18/argentina-on-film/ Mendoza is about a 2-3 hour plane flight from Buenos Aires or an 18 hour overnight bus ride. We decided to catch a plane and head towards the Andes Mountains. We had heard some great things about the city and about the wine in Mendoza but our experience there exceeded ... http://braedonweddings.com/2008/11/15/mendoza-wine-country-argentina/ After relaxing a bit in Uruguay, we headed back to the busy city. The area of Palermo is the hipper district of town, sort of like the SOHO area of New York. Tons of cafes and great stores for the girls to do some shopping. Here are a couple more ... http://braedonweddings.com/2008/11/14/back-in-buenos-aires/ To take a little break from the city, we caught a ferry from Buenos Aires to La Colonia, Uruguay. La Colonia is a little coastal peninsula that is quaint and beautiful. Huge old trees line every street throughout the city. We rented bikes and road through all the cobblestone streets ... http://braedonweddings.com/2008/11/09/la-colonia-uruguay/ Every weekend, there is a huge open air market in the town of San Telmo. If we owned an antique store, we could have brought back some of the most amazing things for our store. Everything from furniture to cameras to jewelery, to home decor. The streets were packed and ... http://braedonweddings.com/2008/11/08/san-telmo-antique-fair/ This above ground cemetery was one of my favorite sites in Buenos Aires. The cemetery is the oldest in town and covers over 13 acres. It literally looks like it's a little city of its own. The intricate design on some of the tombs and the statues were stunning. I ... http://braedonweddings.com/2008/11/05/cementario-de-la-recoleta/ In the middle of Buenos Aires, there is this giant machine flower that actually closes at night and opens back up when the sun is out. Amazing piece of art and machinery. Here's a shot of your favorite photographers showing you a couple cheerleading moves. And Justin and Sandra giving a little ... http://braedonweddings.com/2008/11/03/a-couple-more-photos-in-the-city/ So we've been exploring every inch of the city so far. The South Americans love their parks. Couples are lounging out in every inch of shade. There was an incredible above ground cemetary (which I'll be posting tomorrow). Today, we're off to Uruguay to see a little more of the ... http://braedonweddings.com/2008/11/03/buenos-aires/ Lindsay and I just took off for Argentina with two of our best friends for a little vacation. We're on day two in Buenos Aires, walking around all day, taking photos, and having a blast. I'll be posting photos and updates as much as possible while we're here. Here's a ... http://braedonweddings.com/2008/11/02/argentina/ Lindsay and I were able to spend an amazing day with such a sweet couple last weekend. The Pacific Club where they got ready and had their reception is beautiful venue. So many old rooms to shoot in to give a wedding a classy feel. Tami Jacobson of All About You ... http://braedonweddings.com/2008/10/30/rachel-and-trey-married-the-pacific-club/