Stop by and visit us this Sunday, July 18 at the Perfect Wedding Guide Bridal Show at the Baton Rouge River Center from 12pm-4pm. We will have lots of information and samples for you to indulge in. Look for me walking around taking candid shots too. Watch out! You just might be featured in the next post

Tell all your friends about this awesome promotion! This is a great way to show off your favorite engagement photos on the day of your wedding and have all your guests leave you some fun messages!

Here’s a fun little sneak peek of Amy and Brian’s engagement session we did on Angola Prison property April 25, 2010. This sequence was from a wheat field near the old death row building. I don’t normally upload cheesy things like this (animated gifs…so 1990s!!!) but whatever. This couple was super fun and this shows it.

The coverage began with a rehearsal dinner Friday night at Tuscany Italian Bistro Destin, FL. 36178 Emerald Coast Pkwy Destin, FL 32541. The food was AWESOME! But even better was the company and the stories Shelley and Don’s closest friends and family shared about them. There were tears, laughter, and more tears. Can I just say that I absolutely LOVE photographing rehearsal dinners?!!

The wedding was held on Saturday, March 27, 2010 at Rosemary Beach’s beautiful chapel-like Town Hall building near the Western Green. The reception was on the Western Green. Of course the lighting was perfect for the 4pm ceremony. I adore late afternoon lighting and it only got better after the ceremony. The reception was held under tents and at one point just around sunset I asked the couple if I could make some portraits of them alone on the beach. They were totally excited about it and we milked the light until there was no more.

Video was provided by CF Weddings and a preview of the wedding video will be online shortly and will be linked to this blog posting. It’s gonna rock so be on the lookout for that within a week.

Enjoy the colors and details as much as I did. Leave your feedback if you so desire.

Galveston and New Orleans have very much in common, such as The Strand of Galveston. It’s so similar in architecture to New Orleans’ French Quarter. The art galleries, ice cream parlors, wrought iron gates and railings, the bold colors of the walls, peeling paint, etc. Talk about a photographer’s field day. Enjoy the photos and feel free to leave feedback on the slideshow.

This helps with couples who tense up easily in front of the camera, yet want to remain themselves during their engagement session. We did the session between Breaux Bridge and Arnaudville, Louisiana, not too far from Lafayette, LA. We found a really massive oak tree with the most amazing exposed root system along the way. Then we headed towards the historic district of quaint Breaux Bridge, wrapping up the session in front of the town’s renowned landmark, the Pont Breaux (the bridge after which the town is named which also seems to be the hype of the town).

Chrissy and Dan will be married at Nottoway Plantation on August 7, 2010.

Rosalyn approached me with a simple idea to photograph her with fabric draped over her body and to photograph the fabric as it fluttered in the wind. The session was one of the shorter sessions I’ve done recently but the results are stellar. Let me know your feedback on the photos. If you like what you see or want to offer suggestions for improvement, I’d LOVE to hear from you. Yes, I’m talking to YOU.