A short lived Portreat revival
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it’s been a while since Portreat was in business. In fact, it’s been almost seven years. However, trying to think of a fun and somewhat different angle for shooting pictures at Todd and Felicia’s wedding in Brighton, I figured it wouldn’t be a bad idea to revive this time-tested concept.
Pascal was so kind as to scrounge for a frame on the morning of the wedding.