I absolutely love this photo-journalistic portrait that was taken just before Dawn processed down the aisle for her wedding at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs. I was changing positions and noticed that she and her father were in beautiful lighting next to the door, both in tears. They are wrapped up in the moment. To me, this is simply beautiful. I love that she is seemingly unaware of the camera and he is unaffected by my presence. Greenbrier weddings are simply stunning, as there is such a beautiful backdrop everywhere you turn.
one moment – Howard’s Creek Lodge
I love showing moments in black and white, but this particular image shows itself very well in color. Howard’s Creek Lodge at
one moment – with a flowergirl
Leslie and Rusty were married this April at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. My wife and I had our own wedding reception here and it is always a treat to return and document a wedding. The weather was absolutely stunning
one moment – Greenbrier weddings
The decision on whether to print an image in black and white or color can be a difficult one for designing a home. Both have their advantages and
one moment – the departure
There is one reason why I prefer available light photography and you can see it all over this image. It can be difficult, even with the widest apertures and fast autofocus cameras, all of which we constantly keep as a part of our wedding gear. The reward for being patient and watching for subjects to turn towards the light certainly pays off. This image
one moment – with Dawn and Hayes
Photographing a bride and groom watching their toasts is an exception documentary opportunity for a photographer. Reactions are essential
one moment – during the ceremony
Greenbrier weddings always have nice surprises for us. I thoroughly enjoyed this moment at Dawn and Hayes’ wedding in June. The backdrop of the bridesmaids dresses was
one moment – with the ring bearer and a set of pearls
I don’ t think this needs a description – it’s just cute!!!