Atlanta Falcons Fan Engagement | Sheveland & Antonio
For these uber Atlanta Falcons fans, having their engagement session around the nesting place of the beloved team was non-negotiable. From our first consultation, they made sure I knew what big…
For these uber Atlanta Falcons fans, having their engagement session around the nesting place of the beloved team was non-negotiable. From our first consultation, they made sure I knew what big…
Amicalola Falls Engagement Sean and Ali met me in the North Georgia mountains for their engagement portraits on a crisp fall afternoon. They both like the outdoors so this location…
Ponce City Market Engagement Session | Natasha and Yolanda From our first meeting, Natasha, Yolanda and I connected. They shared their love story and the need for a photographer that…
We met Jenn and Chris on a warm summer evening at the Old Fourth Ward Park in northeast Atlanta for their engagement photography portrait session. Little blue box and a…
Marietta Square Engagement Session | For their engagement photography session, the US Air Force EOD Specialist and his bride to be attorney met us in Marietta. We had been working on the details for the session for a while and it all came together here with some absolutely beautiful photographs of Lindsay and Brandon. From Glover Park on Marietta Square to the Aviation Wing of Marietta Museum of History this couple was always ready for their close-up because they never stopped. Love at first sight started at a cousins home eight years prior, and then a proposal at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. I will let Lindsay pick it up from here. “I arrived to the airport early so that I could be there when he got off escalator. Brandon took a very long time to get the escalator and we went directly to baggage claim. While standing there, I wondered if his bag had already been removed from the turnstile. As I asked Brandon this question, he placed my hand on his heart. I was shocked by how fast his heart was beating and wondered if he needed assistance. He then dropped to his knee but not before I asked him, “Really??!! Right here . . .” He responded, “YES!” He dropped down and asked me for my hand in marriage. I said yes and then he opened the box. Onlookers expressed shock and applauded. A childhood friend of mine happened to be at the same turnstile; she came over to see who this brave soul was to ask for my hand in marriage in such a public setting. ” Yes it was the man with confidence of a Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Specialist for the US Air Force. He went down one knee and walked away with the girl, his heart did beat faster this time around. We will capture the next act of this story later this spring when we photograph their wedding in Atlanta. The guides at the Aviation Wing at the Marietta Museum of History were very helpful, thanks guys. Also congrats to Lindsay and Brandon and awesome couple and thanks for choosing us to be such an integral part of your story. (more…)