So as promised here is the second installment of some of Lindsay and Paul's engagement shoot which was so rudely interrupted by cold weather earlier this year. We took a trip to Kennesaw Mountain where Paul proposed to Lindsay a few months ago. He played it smooth as Kennesaw Mountain was also where they had their first date. Again I had so much fun just hanging out with this couple and can't wait for their wedding in May!
I had the opportunity to be on the scene at the Vans Warped Tour last summer where I had the pleasure of meeting lead singer of Stellate, Carly Kane, and the rest of the band after their performance and I have to say, I am very proud of the Atlanta music scene. Support local music and make sure to check out www.stellatemusic.com!
Lindsey and Paul are Engaged and I had the pleasure of getting to know both of them on our photo shoot around the Marietta square. Unfortunately the weather was not in our favor that afternoon and we ended up taking a 2nd trip for some shots to Kennesaw Mountain which i will be posting soon. I'm really looking forward to Lindsey and Paul's wedding in May!
So I know I just started this photo of the day thing where I'd like to force myself to consistently challenge my abilities and unfortunately due to weird schedules since last week I have mostly been doing my work from home, sans camera. My focus has been on redesigning this blog because I want to have more emphasis on my photography. So in the midst of starting at my computer screen, and hundreds of lines of code, for literally about 3 days straight I am sitting here at 1:00 in the morning and I found a unique find in my picture archives from the summer.
Myself, Carly, and some friends took a fairly spontaneous road trip into the foothills of the middle of no where Kentucky to stay at a cabin for a few days. We were completely cut off from the world with no cell phone signals, no internet (scary I know) but I had my camera and a beautiful landscape with no city lights for at least 20 miles in any direction. The beauty in being cut off from the things the tend to control our lives and out of the rush of every day life is that it gives you the ability to see things through a different lens [insert photographer pun here] This is what I saw:
