Carla and Steph from C&S Photography reached out to me in 2019 to see if I would be interested in photographing Carla’s daughter/ Steph’s best friend’s wedding. What started as a longer guest list at a healthy-sized venue got 2020’d down to an intimate ceremony with their closest family and friends. If there was anyone upset about the new plan, they must have not made the cut because everyone here had a blast.
My usual protocol for documenting weddings is to stay in the background and capture whatever I find interesting or important. That plan was foiled when almost every guest at the wedding happened to also be a photographer.
Hayley and Logan were an absolute pleasure to work with, and their joy with each other was shared by everyone at the event.
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Much like the rest of those planning their wedding for 2020, Charm and Ben had to move some things around to accommodate the state’s latest protocol. Given the choice between having the wedding they wanted and compromising, Charm and Ben decided to move the ceremony and reception to next year.
Not one to waste a perfectly good hair and makeup reservation, Charm asked me if I would be willing to take some portraits of her and her maid of honor, Zelda. We had a blast walking around the park, talking about the year, and figuring out very quickly that Zelda would be running this photoshoot.
I don’t think it is possible to visualize exactly how many pictures I have taken in a lifetime. I tried to imagine printing one copy of every photo that I have at least edited, and the volume is insurmountable.
It’s bittersweet. Just scrolling through my Lightroom catalog for a few minutes uncovered a bunch of shots that I really adore. Some of them are from shoots, some are snapshots from the road, all of them are interesting to me.
I’ve decided to keep the snippets series going. So, without further adieu, here are 21 pictures that I enjoy that have no correlation.