cary and raleigh wedding photographer ~ lindsey and michael
Wedding Ceremony: Greenwood Forest Baptist Church, Cary, NC Officiant: Rev. Ben Boswell Reception: Caffé Luna, (Catering Manager: Darcey Tinga), Raleigh, NC Wedding Dress: Olga's Bridal and Formal Couture, Raleigh, NC Cake: Square Rabbit, Raleigh, NC Flowers: Every Bloomin' Thing, Cary, NC DJ: Randy Pulley, Raleigh, NC Hair: Shea Rieper, Hair Color Xperts, Cary, NC Makeup: Shannon Bissette, Hair Color Xperts, Cary, NC Accommodations: The Umstead Hotel & Spa, Cary, NC I was really pleased when Lindsey and Michael contacted me earlier in the year to be their Raleigh wedding photographer. They were referred to m ...
Raleigh Wedding Photojournalism November 20, 2013 November 20, 2013 ● Raleigh Wedding Photojournalism
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raleigh wedding photographer – image of the week: no. 14
This is a favourite moment of mine from a recent wedding. Watching the interaction between a father and son on a wedding day is something that never fails to move me. Having grown up without having my dad around, these are just some of the special moments that I like to watch unfold and capture for the groom and his family. Unsurprisingly, a good part of my time on wedding days is spent watching people interact and looking for those defining moments to document for the couple. My main way of working at this time is to ditch a lot of the equipment that shouts "photographer!" so I can pass relatively unnoticed and catch people being themsel ...
Raleigh Wedding Photojournalism December 13, 2011 December 13, 2011 ● Raleigh Wedding Photojournalism
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raleigh wedding photographer – image of the week: no. 2
For this week's image, I wanted to go with something completely different to last time and I don't think you can get much different than this! I talk a lot about favouring a photojournalistic approach to what I do, but I really do enjoy the portraiture associated with shooting the bride and groom together on their special day too. Often, the biggest hurdle to getting this right is the sheer lack of time for the couple to relax and get away from everyone else, but if planned properly, the results can be really spectacular. On this occasion, the bride had planned a four-hour window between the end of the wedding ceremony and the start of the re ...
Raleigh Wedding Photojournalism June 5, 2011 June 5, 2011 ● Raleigh Wedding Photojournalism
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