Showing posts with label frankenmuth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label frankenmuth. Show all posts

Saturday, March 6, 2010

7 MPH Bridge at Night

This covered bridge has a speed limit of 7 miles per hour. Do you know how tough it is to set your vehicle speed to 7mph?


Frankenmuth at Night

Friday, March 5, 2010

Bavarian Inn at Night

Here's another shot from last week's engagement session after we were all done. I just had to capture this as we were walking to the car.

Frankenmuth at Night

Thursday, March 4, 2010

Photo I've waited 10 years to capture

I saw this picture about 10 years ago while in Frankenmuth and I was ecstatic when Christine and Adam were willing to go there for their engagement session. We had a great time and captured some amazing photographs. There were about a million more photos that I wanted to take, but 2 hours is more than enough time to ask a couple to smile or look sexy. I could photograph about 100 engagement sessions in this city and have 100 unique perspectives here. It was beautiful and I can't wait for the next session there.


Frankenmuth Engagements

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Bavarian Inn - Frankenmuth Michigan

In the winter time there are a few less people here, and it's makes for a much easier time photographing this building. Taken on last weekend's engagement session.


Frankenmuth Engagements

Sunday, February 28, 2010

World Famous Chicken Dinners

Frankenmuth Michigan, home of the world famous chicken dinners.  

Frankenmuth Engagements

Sunday, March 16, 2008

Disk Music Box


Disk Music Box, originally uploaded by edwardjohnphotography.

Frankenmuth Michigan is a German town with lots of character. This disk music box was located in Bronners Christmas Store in Frankenmuth Michigan. I know spring time is not the time to think about Christmas, but this store is open year round and we were in the area. I saw many things to talk photos of, but this disk player caught my eye and was easily the best photo I took that tday. I loved the richness of the copper color and how shiny the disk was.

Lens: Nikkor 50mm
ISO: 200
Aperture: F/1.8
Shutter: 1/50s