... from my family to yours...
I've been sequestered away from internet since Saturday morning but am glad to have a chance to post "a few" of my favorites from Laura and Aaron's beautiful Christmas wedding. Laura selected a gorgeous color scheme of red, gold, and taupe. I particularly loved the fur wraps she, the bridesmaids, and flower girl wore! I could go on and on, but I'll let the photos speak for themselves! Congratulations, Aaron and Laura! I was so happy to be a part of your day!
Special photo credit for the bottom dancing photo (above) to my awesome assistant: Tyler Hoff!
Special shout-out to a great group of vendors that contributed to this beautiful occasion:
2010 is zooming to a rapid conclusion and I still have lots of photos that haven't yet made the blog! I couldn't let any more time pass, though, before sharing these from Adam and Christine's engagement session in Versailles. Having recently relocated in the Bluegrass to realize a long-time dream of owning a horse farm, Adam and Christine are planning for the next big venture in their lives: marriage! I'm excited to be photographing their June nuptials for a nearly entirely-out-of-town guest list, hailing from the east and west coasts and a few northern states in between. Wanting to share the best of their new home, Adam and Christine's wedding will be held none other than on their property. A farm girl myself, I was completely loving shooting all over their acreage, especially inside the barn. Enjoy a few of my favorite images...
On this chilly December morning, while we still have snow on the ground, here are a few images from a warmer autumn day! Poor weather had forced us to reschedule twice, but the third time, the weather was perfect! And Chris was a great model, as you can see!
On this chilly start to December, I thought these photos from one of my favorite autumn shoots would warm you up! I absolutely loved these two and I think you'll see why...!
Earlier this month I had the pleasure of photographing Shaun and Nicole's engagement photos. They are getting married in Maysville this June and I'm looking forward to their wedding at an historic home there! This was my first time to meet Shaun and he arranged for us the opportunity to shoot on a beautiful private farm in Woodford County. The weather was kind of iffy but somehow we managed to dodge cloudbursts and hailstorms that reportedly fell all around us, but nary a drop on us!
Nicole laughed that she doesn't do serious very well -- I thought they did just great! This was one of my favorites!
I think I could have shot all afternoon in the field above. I loved those skies and November light!
