Get Inspired Blog…
with a deeper dive into your interest. Our blog posts are written and created to give you a snapshot of each session, an overview of venues, highlight frequent flyer vendors and often a tidbit or voice from our clients. If a specific post resonates with you, please let us know.
Formal Family Portraits : Customs House
So many milestones and celebrations were postponed, paused or cancelled during 2020. These sisters b’ not mitzvah was postponed. While technology allowed friends and family to witness their rite of passage in the synagogue, their party did not happen.
Wild Dunes : Family Photography
Weaving in a variety of backgrounds into your annual family beach session is always welcome.
If you have a rental or family vacation home with cool walkways, paint colors or stairs; it makes for great contrast to the beach and a wind free spot to begin. Walkways and beach paths are the next stop for green surrounding and great light.
Charleston Engagement Portraits
Strolling Charleston streets is never a hardship. It also happens to be one of the best ways to get to know our future wedding couples. Who they are as individuals and as a pair.
Kiawah Island : Family Portraits
Frequently asked questions… “May we do our large group and then break up into smaller family units, couples and kid solos.” The answer is Yes and this is an examples of what multiple groupings looks like. Sometimes they are pre-planned and sometimes it is just the flow of the session.
Mine some gems…
Hoping you found some gems while browsing our blog. Maybe a wedding detail that resonates with you. Possibly a portrait color palette that your family will approve. Perhaps a location that you see in a new light.
Potentially a glimpse into our style and a feel of our clients’ experience. You might also notice as your browse that we have many wedding clients that become portrait clients. We get to document each chapter and milestone as our clients come back each year. It is the best compliment.
We are grateful. Over the years, clients have expanded our horizons.
Our cameras are like a passport to experiences and places in our area of the world that we would never see otherwise.
In one month, we might photograph a Monet exhibition at the Gibbes, island hop for family portraits on Kiawah - Seabrook - Wild Dunes - IOP, maybe an elopement at Angel Oak, a wedding at a private Lowcountry home on the water, a horse session at a new-to-us barn and an inspired gala with a fashion show or blind dining experience.
Our blog is probably the best place to see our style over the course of the last 10-15 years. We do not blog every session. We do not even blog all of our favorite session because of time and some clients prefer to stay off the grid.
Enjoy and reach out with any questions.