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The Snyder’s… {North Carolina Family Photographer}

The Snyder’s were a  blast to photograph.  It’s been a while since I’d seen all four of the Snyder’s so when I realized how old the boys were I felt REALLY old :)…  It was a lot of fun to hang out with these four for an hour!!  This family however wasn’t too keen on smiling… but if you know me you know I love to capture smiles and laughter so I did my best to get them laughing and smiling :).  I wasn’t sure how the boys would react to my random poses and request to kiss their mom on the cheek… but they were totally up for anything.  Thank you for letting me spend an hour with you guys, I had a lot of fun laughing and joking around… hopefully I’ll have the chance to see you all again soon!!  Here’s a few shots from the session…


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KENDRA
MARTIN

Photography is in my blood and seeking truth is in my soul. Which is a deep way of saying, I’ve loved to take photos for a really long time, y’all. I’d love to share my story with you then listen to yours.

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I was standing on a porch in Highlands last fall, watching the fog roll down over the mountains while a bride got her veil pinned in by her mom. Nobody was rushing. There was coffee going cold on a side table and somebody’s grandfather telling a story in the next room. And I remember thinking: […]

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Some of my favorite photographs from a wedding weekend are taken with everyone in khakis. I’ve been thinking about that lately. After almost twenty years of photographing weddings, I’ve learned that the moments my couples come back to years later are not always the ones you would expect.  The first look matters. The vows matter. […]

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Rachel & Ben were married on an incredible fall weekend in the upstate of South Carolina.  The weekend started out with family and friends celebrating these two at the Greenville Country Club for the rehearsal dinner.  The included hugs, the most beautiful toasts, and Ben grabbing his guitar and playing/singing for guests.  That evening set […]

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I was standing on a porch in Highlands last fall, watching the fog roll down over the mountains while a bride got her veil pinned in by her mom. Nobody was rushing. There was coffee going cold on a side table and somebody’s grandfather telling a story in the next room. And I remember thinking: […]