theKnot.com currently is showcasing our wedding of Stephanie & Austin.
To see more images from this wedding weekend, take a look here.

Now that the 2009 wedding season is behind us, I am excited to have time to post some of the events from this past year. I wanted to start with Joe and Kerry who were married in October at the Homestead Preserve in Warm Springs, Virginia. You might remember seeing some of their engagement images on an earlier post. The Event Company did a fabulous job creating a beautiful, yet quaint event that really spoke the essence of Joe and Kerry’s personalities. I just love Pat’s Florals, who provided soft and striking bouquets – flowers that complimented the simple elegance of Kerry’s dress. I really enjoyed working with this fantastic couple who were clearly cherishing their day, full of love and promise for their future. I am so thankful for the relationships I am able to develop with my clients and glad that I get to keep in touch with Joe & Kerry as the years go by, which is without doubt the best part of my job!

I recently took a weekend away to Page, Arizona with my friend Steve Matera. Here are a few images from that excursion. Our first stop was at Horse Shoe Bend where we were able to photograph a cloudy sunrise.

After some investigating at the Bureau of Land Management office, we discovered that the permits we needed to access some of the areas we wanted to photograph were actually being issued at another location, which was hours away. Bummer! We quickly changed plans and decided to explore the North Rim of The Grand Canyon. Here you will see an image of an incoming storm on the way to the Grand Canyon.

Sunset at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

The next morning we decided to hike in 4 miles each way so that we could get images of the Wahweap Hoodoos.

We next decided to travel back to Page. I was able to get a few images of the famous Antelope Canyons, located in the Navajo Park at Lake Powell.

That afternoon the closest location for sunset was back to Horse Shoe Bend.

Monday morning’s sunrise was the last opportunity before the two hour drive to Flag Staff. We were able to photograph some cliffs just outside Lake Powell.