Tara & Jason: Part 2
On my way home from Atlanta, I found a few more of my favorite shots from the day to edit on the plane. One thing I'm always looking for when shooting weddings is be able to capture the emotion that naturally happens, rather than making couples pose not being themselves. And the emotion in all these pics below made my heart melt for different reasons.
I loved this anticipation as Tara waits to enter the church.
I can only imagine the overwhelming butterfly feeling a bride must feel when walking toward the man of her dreams.
To me, this is the most intimate part of the ceremony, when I see a bride and groom praying together.
A groom wiping tears, that says it all.
I've never seen a groom sooooo happy to be kissing his bride! The leg kick was priceless!
I couldn't resist putting another picture of the colorful buildings we found!
This was Jason's signature happy dance he showed off all through out the day.
My eyes couldn't help but water up watching the way Tara's dad embraced his little girl during most of the Father Daughter Dance.
I loved this anticipation as Tara waits to enter the church.
I can only imagine the overwhelming butterfly feeling a bride must feel when walking toward the man of her dreams.
To me, this is the most intimate part of the ceremony, when I see a bride and groom praying together.
A groom wiping tears, that says it all.
I've never seen a groom sooooo happy to be kissing his bride! The leg kick was priceless!
I couldn't resist putting another picture of the colorful buildings we found!
This was Jason's signature happy dance he showed off all through out the day.
My eyes couldn't help but water up watching the way Tara's dad embraced his little girl during most of the Father Daughter Dance.
posted by Scarlett Lillian // Jacksonville Senior Photographer at 4:15 PM
4 Comments:
Great new set of pictures! How fun. There were so many good moments that day.
I love them all, but the 3rd one is my favorite. I love the glow coming off the pews.
You are such an "artiste!" I cannot imagine a bride who would NOT want you to "paint" her legacy of love. Your distinctive brand of photography creates an heirloom they will want to pass down for generations.
You don't just take pictures. You create masterpieces. These last photos may be your best ever. All your work is priceless.
Love that 'sexy' shot!
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