PTAR Pink Heals

Most people know my wife is a paramedic with Piedmont Triad Ambulance which I am very proud of. The entire staff wore pink in support of the Pink Heals tour that has great significance for myself and Cindy as her mother Rebecca is breast cancer survivor. I consider myself extremely blessed to be surrounded by such courageous and amazing women.

Amanda & Daniel's New Addition

I photographed Amanda & Daniel's wedding a few years back, now I get to help welcome their newest addition to the family.

Megan

I found Megan to have a quiet stillness about her that could only be appreciated through the beauty of Black & White images.

Winston-Salem Engagement Photography

Holly & Joey will be getting married this coming Dec. so we took advantage of the warm weather to get their engagement session in. Holly has a quiet, reserved nature, so naturally I took her to busting downtown Winston-Salem where there was a great deal of people....Holly thanked me later. :)

Castle McCulloch Wedding Photography

Samantha & Patrick live in the Netherlands with Sam originally from Archdale. I enjoyed that they ventured beyond the norm and brought a European influence in their clothing. I especially liked Sam's dress which had great color and a Old World feel to it.

Savannah, GA Wedding Photography

Neil & Tiffanie were married yesterday in Savannah, GA. I usually don't have a great deal to say in my posts as I tend to try and let my images speak for me, but this time is a little different. I have known Neil for many years, he is a talented musician (performed the music at my wedding), attorney with the US Army JAG unit, and a host of other accomplishments. Dr. Tiffanie also has a large resume of accomplishments as well. Most importantly they love God and neither one has to tell you as you can see it their actions and how they treat the people around them.

They both braved the Savannah heat to create these images and not once complained, trust me, they sacrificed. I am honored and humbled to be chosen to spend the day with them. Neil presented me a gift at the wedding of a "swiss army" knife that had my initials engraved in it which meant more to me than he knows. When I was around 7 years old in the hospital sick with pneumonia, the pastor of my church who was an Army veteran brought me a "swiss army" style knife that had US ARMY stamped in it. I kept the knife until I was in my twenties when it was lost to me. I haven't owned a pocket knife since until Neil, man of God and Army active duty returned it to me.