New Portrait Blog

During the process of capturing your heart in a photograph, you also capture a piece of mine. I wanted to start a portrait blog to share with you some of my favorites from current sessions. I had intended to combine the portrait and wedding favorites into one blog but I decided that it would be easier to separate the two. If you open the link for the blog from my website, you may get the wedding blog or the portrait blog, but you can easily transition between the two. There will be a link in the side bar to go to the portrait blog or wedding blog, whichever you are looking for. I hope you enjoy this little look into my world. It's the world that so many of you share with me every day. srt

Laura Beth and Russ

To host a wedding at your home is to share your heart with those you love. I enjoyed the wedding celebration of Laura Beth and Russ on October 20th at the Martin's home on the Macon. These two were so much fun to photograph. Laura Beth was the kind of bride who was determined to enjoy her day, and that she did! Here are a few of my favorites. srt

Martin-Perkins Wedding

Emily and Chris

To do this wedding was more than special for me. Emily has had a special place in my heart for many years now. She went from babysitter to Lillie Kate's kindergarten teacher in a blink of an eye. I prayed for her consistently last year as she made the decision to stay and teach at our little school. I think that year proved to have been God's plan for her after all. I have enjoyed following their relationship from the beginning, and and so glad I got the opportunity to capture their day. October 6 could have been a little cooler, but it could not have been more beautiful. The Cotton Museum was such a fun site for the reception, and Amanda Cottingham with The Pantry did an amazing job. A spectacular southern affair! Emily and Chris, I am so happy for you, and we miss you here in Lake Providence. srt

Styron-Holleman Wedding

Macie and Brad

I've been in Louisiana for so long, that many of you might not know that Cartersville, Georgia was once my home. That was the destination for this wedding on September 29, 2007. Macie and I graduated from High School together and I was thrilled when she called and asked me to photograph her wedding. It was great to go back and spend some time with dear friends. Macie, you truly were a beautiful bride! Here are some of my favorites. srt

Self-Goff Wedding