So the weather last Saturday in Panama City did not want to cooperate. If it wasn’t rainy it was tornado force winds! We just couldn’t win. The ceremony & reception took place in Channon’s parents backyard and just before we got there they made the decision to move the ceremony under a tent where the reception was going to take place. It was well put together because Channon’s mother definitely has an eye for decor and colors. You might also remember Channon from some other weddings we’ve photographed, she is friends with two of our other brides who were in attendance!
More of Channon & Daniel will be following, they have decided to do a Mr. & Mrs./Family (they have the most adorable baby boy) Session… so look forward to those!

One of Channon’s super talented friends made these hair pieces for each of her bridesmaids… they are the perfect touch!

Doesn’t Channon look gorgeous for just having had a baby?!? I can only wish to look that good even without having a baby!




The chandelier was such a beautiful touch, they put these up in various places under the tent. I was in LOVE!


Channon’s father made this arbor from a picture she found in a magazine, of course it was supposed to be outside but it was just as beautiful inside.





Channon’s brother and girlfriend…

Channon having fun and Daniel with his new Mother-in-Law!


We truly love what we do & our clients make it easy, to enjoy this path every day. Our style of photography is a blend of photojournalism and portrait photography... what we like to call portraitjournalism. We believe portraitjournalism mixes artistic posed portraits with fun and natural shots. As a situation unfolds naturally, we are often able to catch that part of you that makes you, well you. But, we also believe some posed portraits are necessary, as they document you, your family, and your friends at this specific time in your life. This blend of photography allows us to capture the memories in an artistic and creative way; one that portrays YOUR story through images.



















































































