It was a quiet year for the most part, but everything we created felt like magic…which is the best kind of year in my opinion.  I have learned after years of doing this that busy isn’t the goal.  I would rather have quality and way less!  This year I took a lot of time to myself and cut my work hours back significantly.  Because of this, I enjoyed the work I did create even more and I started to miss working for the first time in forever.  It was a much need reset for myself!  Of the sessions, shoots and weddings we did have I narrowed down my favorites which is a very hard task! I am happy to share them with you here today!

 

 

This Stunning Engagement in historic Charleston

A Gorgeous Maternity session amongst the Spanish moss covered trees!

You know I Have to pick a shoe shot!  Lauren’s pink Loeffler Randall Heels were swoon worthy!

I went back and forth over this autumnal  tablescape and this gorgeous toast shot and finally decided to share both…

This gorgeous Central Park Session in the stunning Bethesda Terrace!

A classic black and white photos with a touch of romance!

And a Classic Bridal portrait in the stunning Lowndes Grove Bridal Suite to go with it…

Another gorgeous session in Central Park (Who wants to do a NYC session next spring?!) 

A playful shot of my boys at the stunning Wormsloe!

Give me a white wall and I am happy…especially when paired with a soft moment like this…

Another timeless black and white, bridal portrait style.

A very Charleston Wedding Portrait…

 

More moss and another gorgeous Maternity in Saint Augustine

This gorgeous Riverside Ceremony at the Stunning River House!  

A beautiful ring shot…

 

And an epic black tie Engagement session with Parisian feels!

 

And while I love sharing gorgeous photos that inspire me, I also want to take this time to say that while shooting all the pretty things is fun, I know there is so much more to this career of mine.  This year the most precious photos I took were of this sweet family…

These photos will remind sweet baby Nora that her father loved her so much.  This is their last photos as a family of three.  Ethan and Danielle have been in front of my camera many times as I have captured their milestones over the last few years. Sadly, he passed away right before Christmas after battling Cancer.  I was honored to have captured so many sweet moments in their life and grateful that God allowed me to use my skills to bless them.  I thank each and every one of you that allow me to do the same for your family.  That is why I do what I do.