Monday, October 7, 2013

Kelly and Scott, October 5, 2013

Kelly and Scott were married this past Saturday at Bon Air Baptist Church followed by a reception at the Salisbury Country Club.  The day went off without a hitch despite the balmy October temperatures.




 I have always been struck by the emotion and love involved between father and daughter on this monumental day.  Capturing the unrehearsed, raw interaction between "daddy and his little girl" has always fascinated me.  The tight bond and genuine love for one another transforms me into a sentimental, weepy mess.  Kelly and Scott's wedding was no exception.  






Kelly's father's speech brought tears to the eyes of most of the guests as well as my own.  It was beautifully written, eloquently delivered and the most genuine account of a father's love for his daughter that I have ever heard.  My words don't do it justice.  It had to be heard to be believed.  

Good luck and congratulations to both Kelly and Scott and their families.







Friday, October 4, 2013

Post Cards from Heaven Part II

I wanted to share some more of the images taken during my trip to the North East Coast of England this Summer.  The pictures were taken at the seaside resort of Wells-next-the-Sea which is known for its long terrain and varied unique beach huts.  It is accessible either on foot or by a narrow railway that runs partway alongside the mile-long sea wall.


















Friday, September 27, 2013

POSTCARDS FROM HEAVEN

This summer I spent seven days on the east coast of England.  Here are some of the images I shot during my visit.























Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Favorite Places to Photograph

I think most photographers have their favorite and not so favorite places to photograph. Last year I shot a wedding at the historic Monumental Church in downtown Richmond. On my first visit, as I entered through the large wooden doors, I made a promise to myself to come back again to photograph this amazing structure.  I have always been a huge fan of photographing using natural light and this old historic church fed my passion.  I fell in love with the peeling plaster, wooden floor boards, winding staircase and two huge semi-circle windows.  My model, Casey Brynildsen, whose wedding took place on April 20, 2013, was a perfect fit for this beautiful location.  Here are some of the bridal portraits we shot that day.