nothing sells me more on love than witnessing the chemistry shared by couples…when the lights go down, the chandeliers come on, and the sexy comes out. I fall for it every time.
Just two of my favorites from Holly + Chris’s wedding at the Crescent on May 18th.
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What can I say? I am a sucker for the serious face. And really prefer it some (most?) of the time. Harper didn’t disappoint in her 2 year session. Just a little {sneak peek}.
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Tabatha wanted this session to be about her kids – where they are now…. read: “never at rest.” So, to a park we went. And indeed, they didn’t stop moving. But in the midst of all that motion, the moments came out. The moments where they were smiling, or not, but never saying cheese. Because sometimes you don’t have to be grinning for the camera for the heart to melt in this {sneak peek}.
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always a pleasure to do a rooftop shoot with a beautiful woman. Stacey and I have grown in our careers, together – she in modeling, me in photography. And we always collaborate on the most amazing ideas, and even get into a little bit of trouble. But it’s always worth it. Here’s a little {sneak peek} at our latest journey. : ) Much more to come!
and a behind the scenes look (guess which one of us is the model?) ; )
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there’s something about trains that have always appealed to me visually. And when I randomly passed by this amazing train yard en route from some photo excursion or another, I immeditely earmarked it for a return look. And I haven’t been disappointed. I try not to re-use locations too often – which can be hard to do in a small town – but even when I do use a location again, I try really hard to see it from different angles. To walk around when before I stood in front of. To take the left fork instead of the right. To try a different time of day, or a different time of year. And despite having done several sessions here, I’m pleased to say that I continue to be inspired by new views and new light each time. And of course the people make the difference. Celena and Eric were just fun enough to climb aboard and pose for me – something I’d never ask a family with small children to do, for safety reasons of course! – but also just cool enough to look good once they got up there. So enjoy this {sneak peek} of my a couple in love, a la train yard.
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