I get asked a lot about the couple on my website/business card. “Who’s that?” “Where was that?” The couple is Justin and Tiffany. When I first started shooting weddings this couple took an incredible leap of faith with me and let me shoot their wedding. I went to Atlanta on Saturday with a friend and we dropped by to see them. Tiffany was a Georgia Bulldog Cheerleader and now is doing some modeling on the side. I took a couple of shots of her as well as Justin who had his Harley parked outside. Justin owns several businesses and is now also a photographer.
I’m waiting today for the magazine I shot for to come out. Hopefully, it’ll be out soon and i’ll post it up.
I also built a steadicam for the 5D Mark II…….I plan on posting some info on that soon………
I photographed a family of 10 this morning. It was probably one of the coldest nights of the year so far. I figured I would get a call this morning and get a cancel because of the cold weather. To my surprise they were ready to go! It actually was pretty nice with the sun beaming down on us!
Don’t have many to upload right since I just got in from the shoot. Here’s a few to enjoy for the moment!
Ah…..my first post….
I photographed a military ball the other week here in Columbia. One of the things I had to do for it was a portrait session. I took Lieutenant Skinner out to this ‘vintage’ historical site and attempted to get some really new and edgy shots. I wanted to go away from the norm and try something a little different. We definitely succeeded!
Ended up meeting some really cool people that day. I met one of one of the first guys I ever photographed while teaching myself photography in 2005. I ventured out to the Veteran’s day parade in November of that year. I actually turned the camera on complete manual that day for the first time. Took a shot of two gentlemen in an old military vehicle. When I looked through my archive it was definitely the same guy I met that day. Small world. And no I don’t suggest shooting in manual during a parade!
November 2005. Veteran’s Day Parade, Columbia, SC
