Sometimes you get an opportunity to take some really pretty images without having to do much. We have taken some portrait images of little Madison, but this was too good to pass up. I saw the picture for about 20 minutes while Amy and Erica were talking, and finally just had to go get my camera. These images, were too good to pass up. I know that Erica will love them when she sees them. Out of 90 pictures, I chose 4, kind of how it goes. I was bracketing with 5 frames per image, so it blew up the memory card, but it sure is pretty.
Monday, August 16, 2010
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Happy Independence Day
It is truly a great time to celebrate the birth of our country. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to meet up with the Ogle's on Friday and take some pictures of them with their awesome kid. He was such a happy boy and really took to the pictures, until his teeth started hurting. We got some really great family pictures of them, as well as just some of Fisher. Here is one of my faves from the day. There is something about a mother and child that is breathtaking to me. Enjoy
Monday, June 28, 2010
A Day at the Carraway Davie House
This would be the other charming couple from our back to back whirlwind wedding weekend in May, Lance and Sara Price. We had a wonderful day fighting the heat with these two and their lovely families. With exquisite flowers everywhere you looked, a unique butterfly release during the kiss, and the backdrop of the beautiful Carraway Davie House in Birmingham, their outdoor wedding was absolutely perfect!
Thursday, June 24, 2010
In Big Spring Park
Friday, June 18, 2010
Because They Ate Grasshoppers!
These are our dearest friends, Jonathan and Amanda. We took this picture of them a few weeks ago while trying out a new photo shoot spot here in town and they were gracious enough to be our models. We think they are very lovely looking and quite an adorable couple, don't you? Well, what you don't know about them just by looking at this charming photo is that they are passionate about the people of Africa. We don't know anyone more attentive and responsive to God's call on their lives when it comes to dreaming big and stepping outside of comfort zones. With that said, they are serving in Uganda as I write this and both expanded their horizons this week by eating a grasshopper. They report that grasshoppers in Africa taste like sunflower seeds! Here's to grasshopper eating!
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