Wow.  So I really hoped to have this posted this morning, but I am still technically getting it in on Monday.  This will hopefully be a busy week for the blog as I have a lot of informaiton to get out to you soon. Lisa, Darius, and I had a blast celebrating with Robyn, Keith, and all of their guests.  Here is your first preview.  Some from their Photo Booth will be posted later this week. The first couple of photos were from the girls getting ready at the hotel.  I just loved the expression on Robyn's face. Ok.  Enough chatter, on to the photos...     Oh, and check out Keith's amazing groom's cake made to look like an "Air Force One"... 

Wow.  So I am back from another awesome wedding, and I just have to say that I really love my couples and the freedom they give me to be creative. Megan and Nathan got married at the beautiful First Presbyterian church.  Afterwards, we stopped off at a couple of places to get some fun photos.  Then we were on to the uber cool National Ornamental Metal Museum.  The weather broke for their party, and some folks decided to really get down. An always huge thanks to the impeccable Darius for all of his great help.  Have a great honeymoon you two! Some pre-wedding favorites...          Some favorites of the couple together...          And some from the reception...

Wow.  I feel like such a horrible blogger.  I have a couple of posts this week that will show why I haven't been on here as much as I wished. Ok.  That's all the news I can muster at the moment.  I am posting at 2 a.m. because I was so incredibly stoked from Deanna & Landon's wedding. See, I knew I was going to enjoy the wedding when Deanna kept talking about how much she loved the "heads shot" (see the first image on my main site for a reference).  Then I later saw she and Landon at The White Stripes concert, and I knew this was a couple who would be up for some real fun. So I started working on a very different version of the "heads shot" that can be referred to as the "masks shot" for now.  I was so grateful that they gave me time between the

Wow.  So I really should be asleep since I head to the bridal show in like 4 hours...but I couldn't sleep.  See, it's been over a month since I photographed a wedding and almost four weeks since my last session. So here I am at 2:30 a.m. posting about the incredible wedding I had the privilege of shooting.  I was going to pick about 7 or 8 favorites, but I got a little excited and posted more than that. The wedding was at Harbor Landing on Mud Island and was a total blast.  We avoided being outside until the ceremony, but afterwards we got some really fun stuff.  Thanks to the bridal party for climbing that hill.  A huge thanks to Leigh Ann and Brad for letting me do my thing.  And another massive thanks to Lisa for helping me and climbing up a hill and through brush just to help light a