Justin and Kristen’s Wedding
Justin and Kristen was married April 3, 2010 at Highgrove Estates in Fuquay Varina, North Carolina. They had a beautiful outdoors garden wedding. The reception was under an enormous white tent that had columns in the corner and a draped ceiling. The inside of Highgrove estate is magnificant and the furniture and decor made for an excellent backdrop. The spiral stairwell added to the character of the home and the warm tones made for some awesome photos. I can’t wait to show the bride and groom the entire set of photos from their special day. This is a sneak peek for them and I hope they enjoy.
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Beautiful work. George is a joy to work with. I highly recommend his great work and creativity. Such a great and fun personality. Thank you George for making Kristen’s bridal session and her and Justin’s wedding photos such a success.
Thank you Ivy. I had a great time photography Justin and Kristen’s Wedding. I am looking forward to completing their wedding album. Once again, thank you for the kind words.
Absolutely stunning work…you’re a true artist! Not only that, you’re very personable and professional. Outstanding photography!
Wendy,
Thank you so much for the kind words. I truly enjoyed photographing Justin and Kristen’s Wedding, and meeting the family. I did receive your order and will be processing your order shortly.
These are really beautiful. I found you through WordPress’ “related posts” (another couple with the same names). I really love the softness of the black and whites you’ve done. I have mixed thoughts about the use of black and white and color in the same photo, but the black and white photo of Kristen with the bouquet in color was sharp. I like it!
Joseph, I appreciate your comments. I have been mixing black and white with color since 2006. I thought for a moment that this style would fade, however, I still get Brides and Grooms who book me solely on my use of black and white with a touch of color. I generally will only do a few like it and usually will not include them in the album design. I fear that the mix color would date the album, nonetheless, my Brides still love the technique and I am now seeing other professional photographers as well as commercial photographers using this type of editing style.