I met Jenny for the first time the day of the bridals.  She lives down South, so therefore we’d only talked on the phone.  Jenny is a photographer herself and it’s always a compliment when someone who enjoys photography, enjoys YOUR photography.  I also kind of enjoy knowledgeable opinions on occasion like, ‘I really don’t like soft focus effects’.  Helps me know a little more how to tailor the prints!  I actually got the editing done on these awhile back as we rushed them to get some prints for her wedding just a few days later, however, I still wanted to put them up and hadn’t yet.

We took all these pictures on a golf course, and Jenny, myself, and her mom and sister-in-law are all still just greatful we didn’t get hit with a golf ball, although or friendly attendant from the golf course kept making us feel like perhaps that was an imminent thing! Ha!  He was a funny old man and he drove Jenny around the golf course as her personal escort and the rest of us drove behind.  It was a new experience for me!  I decided I do like driving from location to location in golf carts, I don’t like feeling like I’m going to be hit.  Guess it’s a trade off!

Field and flowers, these were our objectives.  I don’t think I knew how lovely this field was going to be at this time when we set off.  I knew I have liked it in the past, but there was something about it in particular today that was just so beautiful that it made me very excited when I pulled up to shoot.  Whitney’s mom and sister came along with us and you couldn’t have more supportive company, they ooo’d and awww’d and kept us all in a great mood!

Here are a few more of my favorites from the bridal sitting mentioned in the last post.

Almost done with these bridals, I wanted to post a sneak peak because I know she’s anxiously awaiting.  Great time and beautiful girl.  I’m just kinda jealous of her skin!

We were behind schedule on these, starting much later in the day than was the plan.  It turned out to be such a happy accident.  I’ve never seen more beautiful lighting than what we found at the very end out at the marsh.  I could have continued shooting there all day!