Daytrell and Dayton E-Shoot

Here is something completely different. I always ask couples to make the engagement session their own, lets do something that they like to do. Check this out...

Giselle turns 2

Met at Longwood to capture some images of Giselle. She was amazing with her NO, NO, NO, NO and the multi lingual songs she sings. I can't believe she put up with me dragging Mommy, Oma and a stroller that she didn't want to ride in all over the gardens.

Singing to Oma in German

Are we done yet?  There are places I've gotta be!

Weber Family

Met the Weber's up at a favorite spot to take some family shots. Had some fun, Emily knows how to work the camera, Julian was a different story. Here are a few of the many images.

Laura Class of 2009

I met Laura and her Mom for her senior photos at the Arboretum. It was a beautiful day and it took a little bit but Laura hammed it up for my "runway" shots. Congratulations Laura GA Class of 09.

Lindsey and Dan

I met Lindsey and Dan at a secret location for their E-shoot. Well it's not a secret to photographers in the area, but you would just pass on by if you didn't know it was there. It is the garden of a very nice family in the area that lets bridal parties take photos at their home. Lindsey and Dan are a fun couple. Lindsey is so photogenic and Dan is, well Dan is Dan. Just kidding - we were joking about that during the session, had to mention it here.

Kerrie and Kyle

Had a blast at Longwood with Kerrie and Kyle. When we first met, I couldn't figure out why Kerrie looked so familiar. Here she played Bloody Mary in the high school musical South Pacific a few years back. Morgan was one of Bloody Mary's kids. Now to get up in front of a bunch of people to sing and act you would think Kerrie would be very out spoken - but no, she is the opposite. BUT then there is Kyle. He makes up for Kerrie. We talked and talked while Kerrie just smiled.

Mary and Andrew

Here is the first of three E-shoots last week. Mary and Andrew met at St. Joe's so it was only natural that we do the session there. We had a great time, turns out that they are fans of the TV show The Office. We swapped Dwight and Michael-isms. Mary is also the Bride to Be that made my day at the Bridal Expo last February. She, her Mom and Bridal party (to be) took over my booth and went nuts over my samples. Needless to say, my ego started to inflate until after they left and I was there alone again answering the question of the day - "How much?" which brought me back down to earth.