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Brittney’s Bridal Shoot

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Brittney’s mom-to-be (well, now she’s her mother-in-law) asked me to do some bridal portraits as a gift for the new bride. We chose Azalea Park in Summerville, SC as our location and and met under the Gazebo…

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From there we took a walk over the river using a little white foot bridge…

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And then we strolled under the canopy of trees…

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And took a walk on the grass under the Spanish moss…

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Had a visit from a wee one…

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And then the sun fell out of the sky and we reflected on the days gone by…

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Congrats on your new life together Brittney & Zach!


Eileen’s Bridal Shoot

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Just a few minutes before the shot above was made, it started to drizzle. We were questioning if we would be able to catch a decent sunset or if we were just going to get rained out. I had the shot in mind, and in fact it was going to be the “closer” of Eileen’s bridal shoot. Everything was leading up to getting a sunset shot at the Battery, even though we got enough stuff for her to pick one as her bridal portrait. This shot was purely in the hands of mother nature, and man oh man did she deliver a powerful display in the air on Saturday night!

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We started out in the studio to get some close-ups of Eileen’s pretty face. Once I got the shot I wanted, we jumped in my car and headed into Charleston. The first shot I planed was at the Judicial Center on Broad Street, but while we were parking, I drove down Magazine Street and remembered this cool church at the end of the street on Archdale. I pulled over and we quickly made this shot:

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Next stop was the Judicial Center. I love to play with the square columns. There’s a lot of fun to be had in this little breezeway. I had Eileen’s matron of honor, we’ll call her VAL (Voice Activated Light-Stand), next to her hiding behind a column holding a softbox on a pole.

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Next I wanted to get some classic Charleston going, so we headed to Tradd Street to take some shots.

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Up next was a trip down East Bay Street to shoot some portraits at Charleston’s iconic Rainbow Row.

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And then it started to rain. Just enough to make us nervous. We were so close and ready to go. As we were driving up the Battery to find a clear spot, the rain let up and the sky lit up. It was amazing. I parked quickly and was running across the street, C-Stand in hand trying to wave off a person who was going to park right where we were setting up. Time was of the essence, and that lady would have to just understand (thankfully she did with no question).

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Just a note to all of you dog walkers out there: Can’t you just clean up after your dog? I stepped in doggie droppings while doing this shot, which thankfully was pretty dried up, but still… Gross. Didn’t matter in the end, because we got the shot we wanted and all was right in the world.

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