Inga & Shannon : Nashville Wedding Photography

Inga and Shannon are getting married and while being in love is an obvious prerequisite to saying I do, sometimes what catches my attention is not how much two people love each other but how much they like each other. It was so much fun to see how they laugh together and poke fun at each other and joke with each other. They really enjoy being together and I enjoyed being with them on this day. When I first met Inga and Shannon she mentioned that their wedding theme is “Classic Black Hollywood” I thought, “Oooh! I’ve never shot a wedding that has a theme. This is going to be interesting…” and if the wedding is anything like the engagement session, its going to be hot, people!

We started out in an old movie theater in Shelbyville, TN and made our way to Inga’s old high school theatre and came away with some fabulous shots. Take a look.


Margo & Joe :: Atlanta Wedding Photography

Everybody knows somebody named Joe. Think about it! You could walk up to a total stranger and say “Hey! How’s Joe?” and they’ll know who you are talking about (They think they’ll know , anyway) We’ll, the Joe I know is about as cool as they come. Joe’s got the ability to find humor in every situation and have you in stitches. So when he asked me to be their wedding photographer, I was more than happy. Margo was lovely. She had a beautiful dress and a smile that made every little stone or sequin sparkle. This was a fun and emotional wedding and I’m glad I was asked to be a part of it.

A huge thanks to my trusted second photographer Sionnie LaFollette once again for getting some amazing shots.


Inga & Shannon :: Sneak Peek – Nashville Wedding Photographer

A great engagement session post is coming.  Stay tuned!


Margo & Joe :: Sneak Peek – Atlanta Wedding Photographer

Here’s a little sneak peek at Margo and Joe’s wedding.  Wanna see more?  Well, you’ll have to wait…but not long!!!:)


Callin' Baton Rouge

“Sweet Baton Rouge, my Baton Rouge.” Its a place with so much culture and history. I was born and raised there.

I love it.

I went home for Thanksgiving and thought I would (to some degree) document in pictures my hometown. I want to share with my daughter a little something about me. I wish cameras were more available when my parents were growing up. I would love to see how things were in their time. This was a very fun and sad venture. Some of the places I visited I could see myself there again so many years ago. I could smell my kindergarten classroom and feel the cool air inside of Winbush’s corner store across from my elementary school. I could see myself, a little kid, running across the school grounds at recess. It brought back some really wonderful memories. Some I wish I could relive for just a day. Oh well. I have some great stories to tell her when she’s older.

This is just the beginning. I hope to add to this collection of images each time I go back. I’ll also continue documenting Gloucester, UK, my wife’s hometown. Stay tuned for some of those images.