{"id":408981265,"date":"2010-09-17T12:29:21","date_gmt":"2010-09-17T16:29:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/sammydvintage.com\/?p=408981265"},"modified":"2020-04-13T03:02:26","modified_gmt":"2020-04-13T08:02:26","slug":"vintage-photo-shoot-lancaster","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sammydvintage.com\/vintage-style\/vintage-photo-shoot-lancaster\/","title":{"rendered":"Photography for SDV by Ashley Therese Photography Part 2"},"content":{"rendered":"

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When I open a magazine [or for you more digitally inclined folk, open my iPad], and just so happen to turn the page to a photo shoot spread featuring that season’s styles or whatever the publication is promoting in its photography, it isn’t often that I finish absorbing the photo shoot with fuzzy feelings.<\/p>\n

OK, so “fuzzy feelings” may be a 7-year-old way of phrasing it, but let’s get real here: magazine photography often leaves us feeling like we’re needing more. Whether it’s needing more fashion in our life [or just the right kind], or needing better hair, better skin, better bodies … better US! — editorially produced photography is nothing more an IN<\/strong>security blanket that is laid on top of our heads and in all honesty, can suffocate us to the point of forgetting our universe-given blessings and the potential that our lives yields.<\/p>\n

I don’t want you to feel those feelings when you look at SDV photography. I want you to smile. I want you to laugh. I want you to think, “Oh, that’s real.” or “Oh, I can do that.” or “Oh! I want to know that model!” That’s why I blogged a behind-the-scenes post<\/a> last week — to give you a better understanding of what this photo shoot was all about. The purpose, the pride, and the pertinence to YOU!<\/p>\n

It’s a connection between you, the photography, and the impression you leave with. An impression that represents YOU as much as it represents my brand and it’s messaging.<\/p>\n

OK, so enough of me on my high horse. Let’s get to the photography round #2! As always, special thanks to models Danielle, Becca, Kelly and Emily for volunteering their time, inner and outer beauty [that’s substance!] to the creation of these photos. And Ashley!<\/a> Who’s talent I need not applaud in the written form — it’s clear enough in the photography below. Check out part 1<\/a>, too, for Ashley’s amazing photography of SDV models at the Rock Ford Plantation in Lancaster, PA [my hometown!]<\/p>\n

This is my Friday blog post — and with that, I wish you happy weekends!<\/p>\n

xx, SD<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

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