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Sarasota Wedding Photographer; Ringling Wedding

Monday, October 7th, 2013

Monica and Lenny – Love the contrast in colors in this romantic themed wedding.  Held at the Ringling Museum in Sarasota Florida. The couple had decided to have a “first look” and use the grounds of Ringling to take all the formal photographs of the wedding party as well as the romantic photo’s of just the lovely couple.  This would afford them all the photo’s they wanted without rushing as well as having their sunset evening ceremony they wished for. Enjoy

Sarasota Wedding Photographer: The Ceremony was held in the grand front entryway of Ringling Museums Private House, the Ca’da’zan.  Stunning

Monica and Lenny; all the luck to you on this wonderful journey of life – and thanks for letting me drag you around the gorgeous but huge property of the Ringling grounds.  A photographers dream.

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The 2nd Photographers Photo’s

Saturday, July 7th, 2012

You all want to know what kind of style my assistants and 2nd photographers have as their shooting style; Why my style of course! Talented and passionate in their own right about photography, here are a few examples of  photographs taken by my 2nd photographers. Enjoy – they ROCK

I will be adding more, but I hope you really enjoyed seeing the artistic endeavors of the photographer I work closest with.  All these photo’s were taken in the last few months.  Thanks for looking and thank you Matthew and Eric.

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Ringling Museum Weddings

Monday, February 1st, 2010
A wedding party of your dreams

A wedding party of your dreams

We love the Ringling Museum for a wedding venue. The architecture, art, and beautiful grounds make for a spectacular setting.  For a wedding filled with charm, elegance, grace, the venues at Ringling Museum fulfill all your dreams.

A little history about the museum:

In 1925, Ringling commissioned the New York architect John Phillips to design a building befitting of his impressive art collection, a museum that would take its inspiration from the Renaissance and Baroque palaces and museums of Italy.  Construction began in 1928, and in October 1931, The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art was officially dedicated and opened to the public.

Today, the Museum of Art displays European, American, and Asian works of art in its permanent collection galleries.  The collection of Old Master paintings, highlighted by the Baroque period of the 17th century, is among the finest in the country.

Even if your not planning your wedding at the Ringling Museum, be sure to visit when you have a chance.  The museum is also an amazing place to take engagement or pre-wedding photographs.   Enjoy some photo’s from a recent wedding done on the grounds of the historic John and Mable Ringling Museum of art!

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Venues

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

Venues

A wedding party of your dreams

A wedding party of your dreams

Venues

Ritz Carlton and Paper Umbrellas

Ritz Carlton and Paper Umbrellas

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At the Ringling Museum of Art

Sunday, October 11th, 2009

Romance at the Ringling

Italian art isn’t the only thing happening at the Ringling Museum in Sarasota. It is a great place to do romantic shots. The skylights and the large paintings create a beautiful light. Nicole and Steve’s wedding started at the Ritz-Carlton for family photographs and bridal portraits. The ceremony and reception took place in the courtyard of the Museum in March 2009 with about 75 guests in attendance. I gave the couple 250 edited pictures.

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