Sandra Freyler Photography » Polaroids

Maureen and John’s Wedding

Sandra — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 00:30:29 +0000

This awesome laid back wedding was done Dattilo/Lambert style at the French House. I had a blast and was honored to shoot Maureen and John’s special day!

I would like to thank my friend Katrina for the help! You are a huge part of this successful wedding shoot!

It was difficult to choose my favorites once again!

Congratulations Maureen and John! Love you guys!

Meet Maureen and John Lambert. This was taken with my One Step Express Polaroid camera.

Cake designed by: Jerry's Cheesecakes

Melissa

Sandra — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 19:15:34 +0000

Meet Melissa… this lovely italian had so much energy, I could not keep up!

Everything about this photoshoot was simply magical!

Visit Melissa’s Website:
http://www.melissascalia.com

Taken with my BIG SHOT Polaroid Camera

Jennifer

Sandra — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 02:53:25 +0000

One word… Beautiful! Jennifer is just that… inside and out!

Taken with my Big Shot Polaroid Camera

My Fave!

Clare’s Senior Session

Sandra — Sun, 16 May 2010 05:43:55 +0000

Round two on beautiful redheads. Meet Clare, she loves art and photography! Just like me…

This was an awesome shoot!! Thanks Clare for your patience!

Taken with my Onestep Express Polaroid Camera

Baby Abigail

Sandra — Sat, 08 May 2010 16:03:09 +0000

This baby was absolutely adorable! I also love her girly room. Congratulations to Angie and Clay! Abigail was born on 04/13/2010 at 4:59 p.m.

Me, Angie and Baby Abigail. Taken with my One Step Express Polaroid Camera. Thanks Nancy!

I can't pick my favorite!

Love Abigail's Chandelier!

Stefanie’s Senior Session

Sandra — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 19:52:26 +0000

So excited to show these pictures! Perfect spring weather! I also want to mention how much I love Stefanie’s red hair! So jealous!

Taken with my Sun 660 Polaroid Camera

Laura and Joe’s Engagement Session

Sandra — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 14:22:02 +0000

Meet Laura and Joe! They are getting married October 23rd, 2010 and I am so excited to photograph their wedding!

It was a beautiful day and my allergies did not bug me at all!

Taken with my Polaroid Land Super Colorpack Camera

Taken with my Sun 660 Polaroid Camera

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE!!!

Weekend in Chicago.

Sandra — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 01:14:58 +0000

My Sister in Law’s (Tracy) artwork/media art was accepted at the Old Court House Arts Center in Woodstock, IL. It is a suburb outside of Chicago. Women’s Work 2010 embraces and showcases the creativity of women artists from across the nation. I was invited and had a great time! There were many talented and amazing artist at the show. It was definately hard to pick my favorite art.

Congratulations, Tracy! I am so proud of you! Your work is beautiful!

Northwest Area Arts Council’s Website- http://www.naac4art.org

Tracy’s Website- http://alteredephemera.com/

Before Tracy’s Art Show, we spent some time downtown Chicago and Lincoln Park! Although the weather was bad (raining and cold), we managed to walk around, shop and eat great restaurants! My most favorite Restaurant is the Chicago Diner (Vegan/Vegetarian) located in Lincoln Park. The Food was amazing!!

Chicago Diner’s Website- http://www.veggiediner.com/wp/

We also took backroads in Illinois/Indiana and got some really cool shots on our polaroid cameras!

Time flies when you are having fun!

Room with a great view! Michigan Avenue in Chicago!

My Sister in Law, Tracy and her amazing artwork! Taken with my Sun 660 Instant/Polaroid Land Camera.

"Flight" by Tracy Reehal

Old Court House Arts Center in Woodstock, IL

I know this isn't Jerry's Cheesecakes, but this was yummy!

Me and Tracy

I REALLY love this! Media Art is by Kim Eikre from IL

I didn't get the name of this artist. But I really think it's cool!

Me and our server. Chicago Diner in Lincoln Park. Taken with my Fuji Film Instant/Polaroid Camera.

Star Wars R2D2 made out of Legos. Nordstrom Mall, Chicago. Taken with my Fuji Film Instant/Polaroid Camera.

The gloomy weather in Chicago! Taken with my Fuji Film Instant/Polaroid Camera.

On our way to Chicago. Route 1, Illinois. Taken with my Polaroid Colorpack Land Camera. Using 100 Fuji Film.

Route 1. Milford, IL. Taken with my Polaroid Colorpack Land Camera.

Route 14, somewhere in Indiana. Taken with my Polaroid Land Colorpack Camera. Using 100 Chocolate Film.

Route 1, IL. Taken with my Polaroid Colorpack Land Camera.

Route 14, Indiana. Taken with my Polaroid Land Colorpack Camera. Using 100 Chocolate Film.

Me! Route 1, Illinois. Taken with my Polaroid Land Colorpack Camera. Using 100 Chocolate Film.

Ohio Backroad Day Trip

Sandra — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:20:14 +0000

Today me and Chris decided to take a backroad day trip on Route 73 and 52 in Ohio. We definately got lost! However, I was able to get some beautiful shots with my Polaroid Colorpack Land Camera using Polaroid 125i Studio SILK film. I KNOW I am now addicted to this camera!

Indiana Backroad Day Trip

Sandra — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 03:29:15 +0000

Before I took portrait/wedding photography seriously, my sister in law- Tracy and I would take mass pictures of anything back in 2006. We would plan backroad day trips on the weekends getting lost. We would find amazing barns, beautiful landscapes and abandoned buildings.

Tracy moved back from California 6 months ago and we haven’t taken a day trip for a couple years now due to our busy schedule and the fact that she lived far away. Now that she is closer, we planned on getting lost in the countryside again! This time with our Polaroid/Film Camera! No digitals allowed! I just bought the Polaroid Land Camera Super Colopack and The Big Shot Polaroid. Both are awesome and takes excellent photos!

The results were rewarding! Not only did I have a fun time, I appreciated photography more using instant film and loved it! It was definately a challenge! I enjoy and miss the simplicity of film.

Planning our next day trip very soon!!!

Me! Using my Big Shot Polaroid Camera.

Indiana Countryside using my Polaroid Land Camera Super Colorpack

My Favorite!

I LOVE abandoned buildings!

Family Cemetary