Mrs. and Mr. Goodnickels are us. We're wife-and-husband photographers with the privilege of documenting some profoundly awesome moments for some profoundly awesome people. This is what we've been up to lately!


09-07-2009

These were a labor of love. Can't thank our designer enough. Spent hours, and hours on iChat AV with Mr. Ben Hansen on design. Then finally found our perfect printer while in Brooklyn, Sesame Letterpress.

Couldn't be happier with the result. Ask us for some, and then slip them into the purses and pockets of awesome engaged couples!

File under: Horn Tooting
04-30-2009

Hopefully I'm not creating some sort of internet feedback-loop here, but we wanted to mention that Bridal Inquirer was kind enough to feature us and more specifically, our lovely and recently-wed Sherri over at their site. You can check it out here.

Do check out the rest of the site too... there are a bunch of great resources, write-ups, and promotional offers there, and the site is constantly updated.

Thanks, B.I. !

02-10-2009

Mr. and Mrs. Goodnickels are not landscape photographers. Landscapes don't give toasts, drink (spill) beers, touch their own faces a little too much, kiss foreheads, or run their fingers through their hair while reflectively gazing in search of the right word to use to describe the way that song makes them feel.

We just don't know what to do with a landscape. We require eyebrows (of the furrowed, or furrow-able, variety).

That said, if it's been raining and the light is ridiculous - we're only human. We'll pull the car dangerously (barely) off the side of the road and make some frames of whatever the perfect post-storm light feels like bouncing off of... Thankfully, we've walked through enough pricey shopping malls to know that, in this particular situation, you're to find a worn-wooden dock, play rigid geometry off of chaotic fluffiness, and ask for ten thousand dollars.

That will be ten thousand dollars. (We take paypal!)

There was only one dock, though, so we had to get down the only way we know how.

We'd like it to rain (and then stop) a whole lot more.

File under: Horn Tooting