| | A thing that you see in my pictures is that I was not afraid to fall in love with these people.
--Annie Lebowitz 
This post took me sooooooooo long to put up because I could not decide on what pictures to show, there are so many that I like. They say that a photographer cannot truly critique his own work because the images cannot be separated from the stories behind them, the feelings and what it took to get the shot, and who the people are. So I am biased, I like them all because I fell in love with the people in the images. 
Dan and Heidi are incredible, beautiful people. Dan is warm, and kind, and hilarious, the kind of funny where you always want a seat next to him because it feels so good to laugh that much. Heidi is calm and has this deep strength, different than anyone else that I have met, and she laughs the hardest at Dan's jokes. I suspect most of his jokes were said so that he could hear her laugh.
Do I like smiles? Yes, but only if they are real and filled with life, I also like tears. You see truth is beautiful, no matter what the expression. --R. Bacon 
I was way up on a step ladder, wearing shoes that I should not have been wearing on a step ladder, and laughing at my own foolishness but loving it at the same time. 
No editing, she was standing in front of this small barn/shed and I overexposed it. The landscape is so bare, open, simple, I wanted one image that represented that.
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| | Posted 12/20/2007 10:00 PM - 315 Views - 54 eProps - 28 comments
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Or is that a post I haven't seen yet? My wedding 6+ years ago was actually exactly as I/we wanted it. 40 guests, simple chapel in a small country town in South Africa, did all the cooking, flowers, decorating ourselves... I went back to the church again in September, with Aria, and sang praises up in the balcony...victorious in some way, that marriage has taken me in startling directions, helped me find myself, and grow/grow/grow creatively. 
