Archive for Wedding Photographer
Courtney and Travis Wedding Photography
Last weekend, I went down to Clayton, Georgia to shoot a wedding with Andrew Bryant Photography. The day started out rainy (maybe a slight understatement), but as the day went on, the weather cleared up and the day–and the wedding–ended up just beautifully. Courtney and Travis were such a lovely couple and somehow with everything going on, even found time on their special day to congratulate me on my upcoming wedding! Thank you to Andrew Bryant Photography and again congratulations and thank you to Courtney and Travis for a wonderful day at Waterfall at Lake Burton Country Club.
One to One with Andrew Bryant
About two weeks ago I was lucky enough to spend the day with Andrew Bryant, an amazing wedding photographer located here in Cary, North Carolina. Andrew summed up the day best on his blog:
We spent the day going over marketing, business strategies, shooting, workflow, etc, etc. and even took some time out to work with a model (thanks Michelle!) who was gracious enough to brave the cold for us.
It was a great day and was extremely helpful for me in a lot of ways. I would highly recommend his one to one workshop for anyone looking to improve their photography, business or marketing. I had a wonderful time and learned just enough to keep my head from exploding! Thanks Andrew!
Wedding Shot for Brian Mullins Photography | Cindy & Neil | Raleigh, NC Wedding | Church of the Good Shepard
December 28th, 2008, I was lucky enough to tag along with Brian Mullins Photography for Cindy and Neil’s wedding. It was a beautiful wedding with some really lovely people making it easy to photograph. The service was at Church of the Good Shepard in downtown Raleigh and the reception followed at Prestonwood Country Club in Cary.
Thank you to Brian Mullins Photography and to Cindy and Neil for letting me be a part of your special day!
Yuki and Mariko
This was the first wedding I shot and the one I talked about on the about Evan page. It seems like so long ago now, and I was so close to not even shooting it at all. Really hard to imagine now what my life would be like if I hadn’t…
Needless to say, weddings in Japan are quite different from weddings in the USA. Don’t let the western attire fool you! There was no dancing, no tiered cake, no bridesmaids or groomsmen, no tossing of the bouquet, and so on; however, it was still a beautiful wedding and a wonderful time.
