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Monday, September 3, 2012

Raleigh Rose Garden Maternity Shoot with Brittany DeBerry!

Brittany is one of my favorite people!  She is beautiful, sweet, funny, talented, and an awesome friend.  I have taken her photograph a few times in the past and I also shoot for her hair salon, Brittany DeBerry Hair Styling.  She does amazing work and just a joy to be around!  Her and her husband, Joel are expecting a baby and I am so excited for them!  

I wanted to make sure the location we used really brought out all of the wonderful things about Brittany.  I needed the perfect to spot to put such a glowing mother-to-be.  I ran over to the Raleigh Rose Garden and Little Theatre a few hours before our shoot to make sure the roses weren't wilted.  Everything looked great!  

Brittany met us there with the most dainty and romantic dress on.. Perfect!  We had a lovely time prancing around the roses and shooting pretty pictures!  I dashed home and got to editing right away.  

We plan to shoot again before she has the baby and also get Joel in the shoot too!  I am very much looking forward to it! 

Check out some of the shots from our session below..







Thanks so much for such a fun session, Brittany!!  xoxo  :)



Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Exploring the Warehouse District in Raleigh

My fellow photographer friend and I decided to take advantage of a perfectly overcast day and shoot some photos while exploring the warehouse district of downtown Raleigh.  I had driven through this area many times but never walked around and shot photos.  Oliver is pretty keen on spots around Raleigh for good shots.  We picked out two good shirts and a pair of shoes (that I am completely jealous of) and off we went!

I even used a new flash that I hadn't tried before.  It was off camera, so I was holding a camera and a flash.  No tripod and no stabilizing extra hand.  It was quite different from either having your flash on your camera or on a light stand off to the side.  I like being put in a shooting situation that I am not used to.  I learn something new every time.

The warehouse district won me over.  Less people, less cars, and a lot of character.  It's a great spot for a unique portrait session.  I can't wait to shoot out there again!

Here are some photos of our little photo walk about!