Film and Honey
Hi!! I'm Quadaé! A Vegas elopement photographer, artist, & art lover, with a love for creating deep, intentional photos.
Welcome To Film & Honey
Wuthering heights
I guess you could say I'm a storyteller. I find joy in capturing a moment and weaving it together so that those who weren't there can understand and relive it alongside those of us who were. That's why I print the art we create together—because what's a story if you can't hold on to it? It's for people like you and I who believe in the power of art and it's ability to bring light into the world. It's nice to meet you, friend.
I'm so happy you're here. Film and Honey is my heart, built on two core principles: love for intentional art and commitment to helping others archive their years through photographs. My desire is always to create art that genuinely tells the story of the subject. For that reason, my photos tend to lean toward us finding the depth in intimate, quiet, moments that speak loudly. Not really your typical Vegas Elopement Photographer.
FAVORITE BOOK
CINESTILL 50D
FAVORITE FILMSTOCK
Los Angeles
THE LOVERS II
RENÉ MAGRITTE
YELLOW
COLDPLAY
FAVORITE CITY
FAVORITE PAINTING
ICED COFFEE
FAVORITE DRINK
FAVORITE SONG
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JUXTAPOSITION
I'm very obsessed with pairing opposites. I don't know why, but I am. I love seeing something harsh paired with something soft, something to celebrate paired with something full of grief, something perfect with something that's falling apart. I don't know why, lol, but I use this a lot in my photos to help express a thought.
Impressionism
The thought of being known yet unknown at the same time intrigues me. It's one of the bittersweets of life, as no matter what, the process of being known will forever remain unfinished. I often use the art form of impressionism in my work to depict that truth.
Light and Shadow
The concept of light and shadow always reminds me of our ability to choose. As an INFP, I have a pretty strong moral compass. Using light and shadow in my art brings to mind our ability to use this moral compass to highlight either truth or deception. Is it really that deep? For me, yes.