October 2005


A friend recently asked me if, at some point, all weddings begin to look the same to me. I can honestly say that no matter how similar, every event is as unique as the couple. And that is absolutely true…

In what was maybe the most moving vow exchange I have ever witnessed, Andrea and Hunter officially tied the knot.

These two are so passionate - just the way the look at each other… ah, amore!

Here are just a few to share while I edit:

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It was an honor to be allowed into your lives for such a beautiful day - looking at your photographs, I get the warm fuzzies all over again!

I ran across this little blurb sometime ago and thought I would share it with y’all here:

What the PJ Style is / Wedding Photojournalism

By GEORGE WEIR- The Wedding Photojournalist Association

There are probably at least twice as many definitions of “What The PJ Style Isâ€? as there are photographers practicing it. When asked ‘what is photojournalism’? W. Eugene Smith, one of the 20th century’s greatest photojournalists, replied “Documentary Photography with a purposeâ€?.

For me the single most important element of the PJ Style is meeting and exceeding the client’s wishes, desires and taste with my own documentary style. Beyond delivering technical excellence the photographer’s eye and brain must be able to anticipate and recognize not only the physical actions and emotions but also the geometric shapes, lighting and composition that come together to reveal seemingly simple but complex images. It is the photographer’s assignment to record these moments and produce images that will warrant many second looks over many years.

PJ Style should be a cohesive collection of images that are not only a record of the day’s events but are also images that capture as many “decisive moments� as possible. The resultant images should be able to stand the test of time and look as fresh and vital in thirty or more years as they did when first viewed.

Original text found at wpja.org

A few shots from a recent engagement session at Maclay Gardens in Tallahassee, FL.

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Congratulations to newlyweds Allison and Chris!

Charles and I cannot even begin to describe what an amazing time we had in Birmingham the other weekend with the two of you and your family and friends. Such a beautiful day for an amazing group of people!

I’ll share just a few as we edit with more to come soon under our Featured heading on the main website at www.megphoto.com

First three are from my favorite part of the day - the Preparation:

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The next three just make me laugh:

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The ceremony was held at Riverchase United Methodist Church and the reception followed at the Riverchase Country Club in Birmingham, Alabama.

We had a great time with Cristina & Carl at their engagement shoot at Henderson Beach State Park in Destin, Florida.

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Their wedding is right around the corner and we can hardly wait!

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