Same dude. We’re really living this one life we’ve got to the fullest, huh?
Laura’s knowledge of shooting landscapes made our wedding photos look natural and ethereal! She has a very go-with-the-flow vibe that enables her to see the best in every opportunity, planned or unplanned. Every one of my guests thought we had known each other for years based on how comfortable we were.”
It was crazy being the one all dressed up on the other side of the camera for a change. Practicing what I preach to couples daily by planning the wedding day of our dreams.
Everyday, working with couples like you, I’m reminded just how special eloping is.
Our wedding day was about us and for us. (Ya know, the only two people in our relationship.)
We wanted to do whatever the fuck we wanted for our wedding without having the complications of extra bodies and accommodations necessary to make everyone else happy.
My dad had a photography business for 9 years. In middle school I helped at his shop after school and on weekends doing darkroom work, running the register, or assisting at shoots. Call it teenage rebellion or sour grapes, but I decided photography wasn’t for me. What was?
The drums.
Being a music nerd landed me an acceptance to college! Did I go? Of course not! I was playing in a band that was going to “make it” in Asheville. (Spoiler alert: we didn’t lol.) When the band was breaking up I realized there was another way I could scratch my creative itch…with none other than my dad’s old film camera.
I tried photographing a few big weddings. Which I hated. Being in nature and shooting landscapes is where it was at. No rush or frenzy of people or anything other than serenity.
Elopements sounded like they would attract the coolest couples. My kinda people.
Some friends of mine, aka the coolest couple, came calling. We backpacked into Nantahala National Forest with their close friends for a sunset, mountaintop ceremony. There we camped and the next morning we woke up before sunrise for portraits. I was HOOKED. I finally found my calling.
Life is too short not to laugh & love fully (according to a sign I read at homegoods)
Working in animal welfare for 10 years I can confirm ‘we don’t deserve dogs’
If humans are typically 60% water, I’m more like 40% water 20% hazy ipas
in new experiences, camera equipment, and adventure gear.
I only come in two colors - casper and lobster. I wear spf 70 on the regular.
Those who get it, get it. Saying no is not a crime … allegedly ..