The sun is directly behind our subjects, this shot is very
difficult to pull off with a digital camera.

THE ELOPING PACKAGE

So if quality is your game, look no further. If you already read some of my other articles on my page, I do still shoot on film. The results may not be instant, the results are unmatched when it comes to digital.

To start, the eloping package includes an ordained minister from my “real minister team,” they are not fly-by-night ministers who get ordained online just to make a buck in other words. They are true to their heart, great people, non-judging, and here's the real great part…you don't have to go to “marriage school” to get married. And rest assured, any wedding performed by them will be legal.

The big difference though between the eloping package and the patriot package is the photography package it's grouped up with. To start, this package includes 36 pictures instead of 24 pictures, and it includes 2 hours maximum photography coverage. More pictures of course require more shooting time. Any additional rolls to this package would be 50 dollars. So this means that for only 50 bucks more you can have a total of 72 pictures.

And oh yeah, before I forget, you do get the negatives with this package…as with all my packages. And you get 4x6 prints

What type of film do I shoot on? It really depends on how you look, what the weather is like that day, and what type of feel I'm going for. Some films such as Kodak tend to pull more yellowish or warm, while Fuji tends to pull more blue. Agfa, which is probably a film you never heard of, tends to pull a little more red. This is great for sunset shots…

If photography is really your thing, don't worry, you can always add more hours of coverage, and more rolls of film. It's 150 dollars per extra hour of work, and 50 bucks for every extra roll. Most couples add an extra roll of film to this package, and that is usually suffecient.

For more on my philosophy of photography, click here.

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