Wedding season begins at Agave Real

Everything tends to comes to a halt in Texas during the 100 degree Summers. The heat is downright brutal, and can pose new challenges in the art of wedding photography, specifically, outdoor photography. If anything, it makes you plan your shots more carefully to avoid having your clients melt in the sun. 

Chris and Marisa, who were my couple for this wedding at the Agave Real Estates last weekend handled the heat superbly, and were patient enough with me while I made them do outside shots. I promised them no regrets! Marisa was one of the absolute sweetest brides I've ever worked with. 100% sugar. It was a pleasure to work with her and her new hubby.

Here are a few of my favorite shots from the day!

Taking the Bride and Groom to the next level

Yes ma'am.

Senior Shoot in a Small Monsoon

Two weeks ago, I drove out into the country side to do a senior portrait shoot with Megan, her folks and her best friend. The forecast said 30% chance of rain. Now, if you live in Houston you know that means there will be no rain and, "of course we don't need to reschedule!" 

Let's just say that we got a small monsoon. Everywhere flooded. Cars were literally under water and the lightening was fierce and apocalyptic. Rescheduling was not an option (high schoolers have incredible schedules!) So off we went.

We were soggy, at best. But I think Megan did superb. Have a look!

 

What a beautiful girl!

Know any seniors? Send 'em my way!

Experimental Vacation

Last weekend, Austin and I packed up ourselves and Ruthie and took off to the Hill Country to camp with our friends in a giant tepee! It was a tad bit chilly, but we made a bon fire and cuddled up with all the dogs.

I think I want to go back, but when it's warmer so we can swim.

PS- I DON'T HAVE CAMPING FASHION. No judging. ;)