Every time we drive out and town and we go past this place, I always say "I'm gonna take pictures there someday". Well, Monday happened to be my 'one day'. It also happened to be Halloween. It didn't cross my mind at first, I was pre-occupied with the idea of "Oh my gosh, this is actually happening! Did you see the amazing leaves? This is a perfect day for pictures!" and then I put two and two together and started freaking myself out with every noise I heard. (I do all my pictures solo with a tripod, so I had flats nearby in case I had to high tail it out of there)
The vintage attire and creepy setting were picked coincidentally. I've had this pretty dress in my closet for a few months now and I've been wanting to break it out. I thought it seemed appropriate for Halloween, since most would just assume I was dressed in a costume. Nobody at the thrift store (that I was on my way to in these pictures) batted an eye. They were too wrapped up in a lunch break.
When I look at these pictures, I just imagine one of those old fashioned detective shows that is known for the line, ".. and then she walked in." I even read this entire post in that deep-announcer-y voice. I like that it adds a little drama to the story of these pictures.
The vintage attire and creepy setting were picked coincidentally. I've had this pretty dress in my closet for a few months now and I've been wanting to break it out. I thought it seemed appropriate for Halloween, since most would just assume I was dressed in a costume. Nobody at the thrift store (that I was on my way to in these pictures) batted an eye. They were too wrapped up in a lunch break.
When I look at these pictures, I just imagine one of those old fashioned detective shows that is known for the line, ".. and then she walked in." I even read this entire post in that deep-announcer-y voice. I like that it adds a little drama to the story of these pictures.
Outfit details - Dress, $1 (garage sale) - Trench coat that I'm obsessed with, 25 cents (thrifted) - High heels, $2 (thrifted) - Camera necklace, $5 (Wal-Mart old) - Feathered hair piece, handmade
3 comments:
You look so classy and beautiful! And you are right, this is a great photo location!
Cemeteries are beautiful places. I'm always reminded of Anne in Anne of Green Gables, who used to read in them. They give me the shivers, though!
you look stuning. these pictures are so cool! :)
xo
A_riot
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