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…to the Photography Blog of Dallas/Fort Worth Award Winning Photojournalist/ Photographer Mike Irvin (not the Dallas Cowboy). Mike ’s goal using over 18 years experience in Editorial/Wedding Photography is to capture Wedding Days moment by moment creating one-of-a-kind wedding day images and Portraits. This Journalistic style is blended with fun and creative portraits producing images that tell an authentic story that is as beautiful as it is artistic or more rather “Bring your special day to life”
It is truly an honor to be a part of a day that is so tremendous and is second only to the birth of a child in importance.
Here I share a little insight through my images, sharing some images from Engagement sessions as well as Bridal Portraits you can view more images in my Flash Portfolio at www.IrvinPhotography.com.
Mike travels through out Texas and Louisiana having photographed weddings in Abilene, Alexandria, Natchitoches, Nacogdoches, Longview, Tyler, Atlanta, Fredericksburg, Wichita Falls and Waco to name a few.
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Thanks for visiting.
The writing was on the wall from the very first date. A love of baseball blossomed into romance after Tanya started hanging around after her son’s baseball practice to catch the eye of the coach and it worked like a triple play. A Beautiful Wedding at the Marty Leonard Community Chapel followed by a reception at The Ballparks in Arlington inside the fabulous Cuervo Club captured by Dallas Fort Worth wedding photographer Mike Irvin.
To see all the images know Tanya’s maiden name and go to IrvinPhotogrpahyOnline.com
What cool assignemnt! Shoot opeing night of the REDBULL ART OF THE CAN on display at The Galleria in Dallas July 31- Aug 22. Artist were asked to create artworks inspired by RED BULL. My goal to capture the essence of the display on opening night.
Well for 7 months now I have been learning about motorcycles and what makes them sell while Photographing used motorcycles for Ultimate Motors of Fort Worth. They believe that quality photos are what sells a used motorcycle or car and they must be right as they are selling them on Ebay to customers all around the country sight unseen…Well except for my photos that is.
It was hard to pick a wedding from this location as I have been to Highland Park United Methodist church for both Weddings and Bridal Portraits. A great location for Bridal Portraits is often right at you church or place of ceremony. Tonya’s reception as high a top the Thanksgiving Tower in Downtown Dallas which offers a great view.
This is another in a series of photo shoots showcasing a location or venue that I have been to or shot at. Beautiful St. Joseph Catholic Church, in Richardson with the Reception at Hilton Lincoln Center in Dallas, was the scene for Andrea and Douglas to say their I Do’s.
This is another in a series of photo shoots showcasing a location or venue that I have been to or shot at. The Bass Hall in Fort Worth offers a location out of the heat or cold for bridal Portrait sessions, there is a paid fee so contact the Hall to schedule.
I had already witnessed big sister’s big day a few years earlier and today it was little sis’s turn. The wedding was at University Park United Methodist Church and the reception was at DoubleTree Hotel Dallas. What a great event below are some of my fav’s and the rest are here
What a unique favor idea for your guests – mini gumball machines! Encourage your guests to have a ball with this timeless classic and childhood favorite. The gumball machines from Beaucoup, are available in three colors, red, black and robin’s egg blue. These adorable gifts come pre-filled with delicious Dubble-Bubble gumballs. No coins necessary – simply turn the knob for a handful of fun candy. Add a creative and personal touch by coordinating thank you tags with decorative ribbon. Everyone will love your fun, creative idea!
I am always curious as to the images customers order but sometimes you just know why they ordered what they did. This one was ordered today and I figure it was the moment, the moment when Becky and Taylor were first introduced over a loudspeaker in front of their friends and family as Mr and Mrs. Taylor Escott, a phrase that has been playing over and over in Beckys’ head since the proposal and now finally it is real.
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