Ash Little Photography

Check out Carly and Caleb’s wedding. I’m not sure if I mentioned in the bridal photos that I was attacked by a goose while shooting. Lost three fingers in the accident! Carly informed me that Mr. Goose was eaten by a coyote a while back. I really didn’t care too much for the goose at the time but now I do feel a little sorry for the animal. All jokes aside, Carly had a beautiful wedding. I really enjoyed getting to know their families. They were incredible people that put on a really nice wedding. It was definitely the biggest wedding I’ve ever shot. They filled up all the seats and there was still about 200 people waiting in line. The wedding had a little of everything including a classic truck. I’m always a sucker for vintage cars!

Megan Kabela – Harpist
The Yellow Daffodil – flowers/decorations/planner
Roux’s Catering
Becky Goldman – director
Jen Paulos – makeup
Mindi Burton – hair
Priscilla of Boston – Wedding Dress
House of the Bride Augusta, Ga – Veil/head piece

So this blog entry has been sitting in my draft folder for a while now. I was actually going to blog about what I had been up to recently but it never quite happened. This shot was of me camping on my grandfather’s property during the fall of last year. I was actually photographing the stars when i got this by accident. I never really slept much that night. I just kept thinking about my grandfather Ernest and his brother Hasty farming that land year after year while raising my mother and all her sisters. About two weeks ago I had a canvas printed of my grandfather’s tractor that I took several years ago as I was getting into photography. Just figured I’d share….

Check out Carly and Caleb’s photobooth video. There’s also a preview below of Carly’s bridal session that will be up soon.

My wedding this past weekend was about 4 hours away on the Virginia and North Carolina state line. Julie and Wayne lived in Alabama when I met them and and have recently moved to Tennessee. It wasn’t until I got to the rehearsal on Friday that I found out Julie’s dad had passed away about 6 years before. One of the first things that grabbed my attention was this amazing 54 Chevy Bel Air.

Julie had received the Bel Air for her 16th birthday from her dad. Wayne and his dad had spent the last 4 months remodeling the car getting it ready for the wedding. It was a nice addition to the already spectacular venue Cinqua Penn Plantation. I had to get my camera almost immediately so I could take a few shots of this special story. This blog post is dedicated to Julie’s father Mr. Bill Alexander!

I told Julie I would blog these images in the hotel on friday night since I wouldn’t have anything to do. When I got back I realized I didn’t bring my memory card reader. It’s not usually something I need on the road. I haven’t quite made it home yet since I stopped by my parent’s house on the way back. I figured I would include a few images from the wedding since I missed my deadline last night. That’s Julie’s brother driving her up and walking her down the isle. Happy Father’s Day!