The food, as great as it was, was less important than our company. We were seated by one of our bloggers, as well as two photographers, so we naturally spoke to them for most of the meal. Having something in common definitely helped smoothen the conversation, but they weren\u2019t part of the wedding industry: one photographed portraits, and the other focused on birth\/newborn babies. Hearing all about the way their worlds function was fascinating, and really opened our eyes to just how wide the world of photography is.<\/p>\n
We\u2019ll admit, we didn\u2019t have the chance to brush up on our subjects. Thing is\u2026 we didn\u2019t really need to. Meeting 5 incredible bloggers was fantastic: they talked about a variety of things, from travel to social justice and Navajo pride. Their passion for their subject matter was every bit as vivid as the love we see in the couples we work with. (It kind of made us want to start our own blogs. Side blogs, of course–we\u2019d never leave you guys.) Check them out:<\/p>\n
Dr. Cacinda Maloney<\/a><\/p>\n Marisol<\/a><\/p>\n Lauren<\/a><\/p>\n Nicky<\/a><\/p>\n Mandy<\/a><\/p>\n Of course, no blog about a shoot we didn\u2019t organize ourselves would be complete without thanking our hosts, Click Collaborative<\/a> (Andi Fisher<\/a> and Cactus Fox Photography<\/a>). You guys did a great job–thanks for helping us open our minds and hearts even more!<\/p>\n![\"2019-06-06_0001\"](\"https:\/\/joandalli.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/06\/2019-06-06_0001-scaled.jpg\")
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