Finally back from the honeymoon and trying to get back into the blogging schedule. More to come on what I’ve been up to, but here it the final family from my Four Families in Four Hours sessions in Roswell, GA. Here are the Von Holts!
Of course you have to taste it. Why not?
Family number two of our Super Sunday Photo Block (sounds like a radio show, right?) was the Sullivans. We’ve seen them on the APG blog before but the occasion today was Elena’s two-year photos. She is such a cutie and was definitely taught the word “cheeeeeese” as can be seen in this first photo. She was saying it even before I started snapping photos, so you could tell Mommy and Daddy prepped her well.
Throwing stones with Mommy.
Saturday, Keri and I attended Ross and Courtney’s wedding- Keri as guest and encourager, and me as photographer.
It’s so easy to shoot weddings when there’s good weather, a pretty church, and good lookin’ people. I’ll have more pictures soon, but for now here’s a shot from Kimball Hall’s courtyard. This so far is my favorite pic from the night. Thanks to Ross and Courtney for being so good at holding still for a slow shutter speed.
Bethany Reynolds had her wedding in Boone, NC a few weeks ago. It’s tough to beat a small church wedding in a small town in the mountains. The only problem with a small church wedding is when you have as many friends and family as Bethany and Chris had, you have standing room only! More on that in a few days.
Here are her bridal portraits from a few months ago. I wasn’t supposed to post them until after the wedding in fear that her hubby-to-be would come across them. We shot these at Barrington Hall in Roswell. Though I didn’t get any pictures of it, there was a play going on at the other side of the house. So as we were taking photos of Bethany in her bridal gown, there were princes, gypises, and wizards running backstage around us. It was funny because someone would walk by in costume and tell Bethany she looked great, and Bethany’s response would be the same.
And now for some ridiculous HDR….
