I will be blogging photos from Biz's beautiful wedding soon, but in the meantime here are a few of my favorites from the bridal session...
Maranda + Matt - Nashville Engagement Session
Maranda and Matt are such a great couple and I can't wait for their wedding this fall. I knew it was going to be a fun shoot when we discovered are shared interest in good music and locally brewed beer. We started the shoot around Marathon Village, where Matt survived a Bumble Bee attack (it tried to fly into his brain via his ear canal), and then we headed out to some top secret outdoor locations that have beautiful light around sunset. Enjoy the photos!
Kelli - Decatur Bridal Session
I'm still working on Kelli + Zach's wedding from this weekend, but the good news is that I can finally share some of her bridal session photos. I'm always a little nervous when traveling to locations that I haven't been to before, but Kelli picked out some really cool places for the shoot.
Did I Mention...
...that Point Reyes is my favorite place in the whole wide world. Point Reyes is a National Park just north of San Francisco and you get there by taking Pacific Coast Highway 1 which is the most beautiful stretch of highway I have ever driven. I have been to Point Reyes two times in my life. The first time was on a trip to San Francisco to visit my good friends Kevin and Lauren. They are the ones who introduced the me to Point Reyes. We hiked the trail the day before I proposed to Lacy. The second time I went to Point Reyes was part of an amazing road trip that Lacy and I took driving my bad 'A' Ford Focus station wagon across the country stopping at National Parks and amazing cities all over the Western Part of the country. Lacy had to fly back early to start a new job so my good friend John Reed met me in Montana and finished the trip with me. We arrived at the trail head as the sun was setting. We hiked the last 3 miles in the moon light knowing we were getting closer as the sound of the Pacific grew louder. The photos pretty much speak for themselves, but this place is absolutely amazing. You pitch your tent on a bluff overlooking the Pacific. The sky is clear as can be and you can see thousands of stars. This is my favorite place.
This is what my feet looked like after hiking the trail in my trusty Chacos.
Did I mention...
Lacy and I met Kenny Chesney.
