Our contemporary wedding albums are designed as nonfiction with the emotions and mood of the day resonating through the photographer's sensitive eye onto the pages. A photographer who can anticipate and follow will capture the overlapping simultaneous actions and reactions of the day.
Location: Baltimore, MD
We were very honored to capture Anne and Micah’s fall wedding. It was a beautiful day to celebrate with them! Thank you, Anne and Micah, for allowing us to capture these moments for you.
Here are just a few from their day:
Location: The Homestead, Hot Springs, VA
We are very excited to share Anna and Tims’ summer wedding at the Homestead! It was an absolutely fabulous weekend filled with lots of laughter and love. We LOVED all the colors the couple chose….from the rehearsal at The Gun Club to the wedding day bouquets. Anna and Tim, thank you so much for having us capture these moments for you!
Here are a few from their day…Rehearsal first with the fabulous colors…then on to the wedding day:
Location: Veritas Vineyard and Winery, Afton, VA
We were very excited to capture Ashley and Seth’s summer wedding! It was a beautiful evening at the vineyard, perfect for a summer wedding. Thank you, Ashley and Seth, for inviting us to capture your day.
Here are just a few images from their day:
A photograph has two equally important steps, taking the photograph and printing the photograph. The great Ansel Adams states, “The negative is comparable to the composer’s score and the print to its performance.” As an amateur musician and a professional photographer, I can totally relate. Someone can write a great piece of music and when performed, it can take on many forms. Common sense tells us that it takes great music and a great performer to come together and make a masterpiece. Photography certainly has an analogous relationship to music. In an era where, thanks to digital, people are taking more photographs than ever, it becomes even more important to take time with one image and master the print. From this point forward, I will study at each wedding, family session, music event…..or whatever I happen to stumble upon and blog just one image. I will take the time to bring to you what film and the darkroom brought to me…..the ability to “perform” in regards to the print.
I decided to choose my friends Katie and Bernly for the first image in this series. They allowed me to have the pleasure of spending time with them and their 15 month old child, Hayden. We explored downtown Richmond, Virginia and had a fabulous afternoon. I had the opportunity to document their wedding a few years ago and they have remained friends and allowed us to document Hayden’s growth on a few different occasions. We had been entertaining Hayden by blowing bubbles to keep his attention, while his parents relaxed in the background. Hayden did not disappoint.
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This is the final shot from our engagement session this weekend at Jefferson Vineyards. We are looking forward to documenting your wedding in New York this fall!
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