Bill & Stefanie | Wedding Preview
Here is a quick preview of some of my favorite moments from Bill and Stefanie’s wedding in Bowling Green. Susan (Stefanie’s mother) wrote Stefanie a beautiful poem and framed it with two pictures. What a special and unique gift it was.
I love the excitement that Stefanie has right before there first look. She was so glad that they saw each other before the wedding so that she could relax and enjoy the rest of their wedding day together.
We were trying to mimic another bridal portrait from the church archives with this next image. Stefanie had a very classy and beautiful dress.
It amazes me what you can do with technology these days. Bill was able to talk with his brother who is currently serving in the South Korea over FaceTime on an iPad (thanks Apple), right after the Bill and Stefanie’s ceremony. What a sweet moment.
I love the excitement and joy on Stefanies dad’s face during the father daughter dance. What a special time they had together.
Bill and Stefanie, thank you so much for a beautiful wedding, you are an amazing couple. A full post will follow later.
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June 30, 2011 - 7:28 pm - Creative photographs of a beautiful wedding and reception. So glad Bill & Stefanie chose a photographer with such an excellent eye. As part of their family, we look forward to seeing the rest. Thank you for the sneak peek -- we are all so anxious to see more. Sue Lynn
June 28, 2011 - 3:24 pm - Tyler- You were so amazing on our wedding day. So many of our guests commented on how you were capturing every last detail of our special day. We thank you for that. Because of you, we will always have these memories. Bill and I love the sneak peek so far and can't wait to see more!!!! Thank you for all of your hard work and support. You truly made our day so special. Stefanie
Samantha & Jeremy | Louisville Engagement Portraits
We had a beautiful, rain free day for Samantha and Jeremy’s engagement portraits. We went around to a few spots in downtown Louisville and we also made it out to a farm in Simpsonville. My favorite from the session is the second image. It feels simple and timeless to me.
Samantha and Jeremy – thank you so much for a wonderful session. We are looking forward to your wedding in August!
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June 27, 2011 - 10:27 pm - Thanks, Chandler! It's good to hear from you. This is somewhere in downtown Louisville, but I don't remember exactly where.
June 22, 2011 - 10:04 am - The last shot is simply amazing. My fave of this set. Where is that? I can't quite make out where they are.
Jonathan & Sara | Preview
What a wonderful way to start off the new year – a beautiful wedding with Jonathan and Sara. It was a little cool outside, but it was still a gorgeous day. I love winter weddings.
This snow globe belonged to Sara and was given to her by her grandmother. Through the years Sara spent much of her time with her grandmother and every time she played it, it reminded her of her grandmother. Sadly the snow globe broke and was not repaired. Jonathan knew about this and he borrowed it without Sara knowing and had it fixed for Sara. He gave it back to her on their wedding day. It was a beautiful moment.
These are just a few favorites, more will follow in the next few weeks. Jonathan and Sara, thanks for a wonderful wedding.
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April 13, 2011 - 3:31 pm - Nice shots Tyler! I love the color correction to the snow globe! I wish I could get that look to work in the videos. Sometimes the looks given to stills just don't translate to moving images...and visa-versa. And yes, I think your stills would look awesome mixed with 5D video!
February 18, 2011 - 5:52 pm - As always, gorgeous use of light! I love the reflection image. Think I like the one on the left the best, since it's the least obvious. I think a lot of photographers may have seen/shot the one on right, but the one on the left......... that takes a good eye :) Keep up the good work brother!
Abrams Family | Louisville Family Portraits
February 18, 2011 - 5:54 pm - Beautiful colors! Looks like you did a really great job of capturing this family's personality!
Emie | Louisville Bridal Fashion Session
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February 18, 2011 - 5:56 pm - The images in the kitchen are great! Also love the one with the umbrella in color with the big door leading you in. The one with her in the window though is classic! To me that's the kind of shot you can put up big in the house!
November 28, 2010 - 10:26 pm - I love these!!!! Thank you for doing such an awesome job! I'm gonna email you about ordering some more. :)
Journey to Haiti – Day 4
And…this is very late in the game. Somehow this post didn’t get posted. Whoops. If you’re interested in started with the beginning of my Haiti story, you can check out Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3 first.
Day 4 was our first day out on our own. We spent most of the day in a small but beautiful village outside of Léogâne, setting up a water purification system. After testing the water we found that there was quite a bit of bacteria in the water. Below is a picture of one of our translators cleaning out a water tank.
As we drove out into the country we didn’t see very many people, but whenever we stopped to check out a hand pump or a well, people would come from all over the place. The people of this village were very interactive in their community and were curious about the work that we were doing.
This gentleman here is the patriarch of his village. He was very eager to work and provide for his family and community.
Every time I look a this picture, I can’t help but think how the future of Haiti is in the hands of these children.
After we finished with the system we went to a tent city to purify another tank of water.
Many children were out playing around and having a good time.
Adam & Stacy | Lexington Engagement Portraits
We had a double engagement session with Adam and Stacy in Lexington because our first session was rained out. I love photographing in unpredictable weather!
Adam & Stacy met while attending the University of Kentucky and it was great to visit some of their favorite places – it’s always a joy for me to learn more about our couples and hear the stories of when they met, some of their most memorable dates, how they got engaged, etc. It’s the best part of my job!
They were full of great energy and were so much fun. We spent a lot of time in the Fine Arts Building where they first met and spent most of their time while dating.
I love this closing image, I like the passion and amazing color.
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