Wedding Wednesday Wisdom with Photographer Jesse Anders
July 18th, 2012 by Elizabeth Beskin | Share Blog
You may recall Jesse Anders’s beautiful work for the Marks-Aruti wedding at Bridgewaters featured a few weeks ago.  Jesse makes it all seem effortless, but it takes great skill to deliver such natural and uncontrived photographs. The hook for Jesse is connecting what’s seen with what’s felt: the ecstatic moment in the middle of a dance, with friends whirling round the bride and groom –caught! Picking out the Louboutin soles with the selective b&w shot in Central Park…very cheeky, and perfect. Jesse talks a bit about his unique style and why he absolutely loves being a part of the happiest moments of his client’s lives.
What is the chief characteristic of a memorable photo?
For me, a photograph is most memorable when it captures a moment in time that is emotional and powerful to begin with. To be able to hold that moment in your hand as a photograph is nothing short of amazing! As a photographer, it is important to me that I am not forcing a photograph into existence. Yes, a “beautiful” photo can be constructed, but a truly memorable photograph comes from a truly memorable moment. Read the rest of this entry »








