Black Crowe Photography

Married in Vegas! I love spontaneous people, and Mary and Corey are the epitome of spontaneous, fun individuals. They’ve been close friends of ours for quite some time now, and have been planning to get married in October. They planned a quick weekend trip to Vegas, but little did we know they were planning on getting hitched. We were completely honored to be their only witnesses and they asked us to photograph these special moments for them. Two people have never been more perfectly suited for each other. I wish you both the best and I can’t wait to see you again. Heres a few of my favorite photos from their special day.

Getting ready

Some details, the gorgeous shoes were Mary’s “something blue!”

They gave us time before the ceremony to take some photos of the two of them together. You can really tell how much they love each other.

This is my favorite from the day.

Newlyweds! I love the way Corey’s looking at the ring on her hand.

A fun shot outside of the Treasure Island, where they stayed. After their ceremony and dinner, Mary and Corey rushed off to see the Cirque show, Mystere.

I hope you guys had a blast while you were here. I’ll be posting more photos sometime soon!

Here’s a preview for Barry of the photos we shot.  More should be up in the near future, so check back!  It was a blast working with him and he’s a natural in front of the camera.

This past weekend we had the wonderful pleasure of getting to work with a very dear and talented friend, Semone Gell of Semone Gell Design .  It was a lot of fun shooting with her, and she fed us well.  Here’s a preview of the residence we shot in the Queens Ridge Towers.  More to come later.

It is a lovely place and I can’t wait to get the rest of the images up on the website!  Thanks Semone.

Portrait sessions can be fun for puppies too!

Meet Frankenstein, chock full of personality with dashing good looks, plenty of charm and just a hair too much wiggle. 

A good friend of our is a Film student at UNLV and he is working on a horror film for his final project for class. He asked us to tag along and get some good still photographs of the set and some of the action so he could document it. We also shot a few movie poster type shots. I’m looking forward to seeing the final cut. Keep your eyes open. One day Drew Bennett will be doing something big!