The Red Rock Country Club, Sedona: The Problem, and Four Ways Out
An open Sedona course under red rock — no shade, hard sun, and four ways to work with both.
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We are writing a photographer’s field guide to every wedding venue we would happily work in, city by city. Each guide covers the light, the timing and the frames that work – and says plainly where we are drawing on craft rather than on having shot there.
An open Sedona course under red rock — no shade, hard sun, and four ways to work with both.
Read the guideA Victorian mansion on Summit Avenue in St Paul, Minnesota, with period interiors, a ballroom and grounds.
Read the guideA historic private club building in downtown Portland, combining sophistication with a warm, inviting interior.
Read the guideA creekside Sedona resort walked in the order a wedding day uses it — creek, cabins, terraces and rock.
Read the guideA modern Portland venue with clean lines and expansive windows giving abundant natural light indoors.
Read the guideA private club in a historic building in downtown St Paul, Minnesota, with panelled rooms, a dining room and event spaces.
Read the guideA Sedona resort inside a red rock canyon — where one question about when the walls are lit governs everything.
Read the guideA warehouse event space in Portland with exposed timber beams, wood floors and a large open layout.
Read the guideA science museum built into the Mississippi bluff in downtown St Paul, with exhibit halls, terraces and views over the river.
Read the guideA 658-acre forested state park minutes from downtown Portland, with dense woodland and trails along Tryon Creek.
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