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Sean + Julie // Wedding // The Wooster Inn

On a chilly fall evening, Sean & Julie began their lives together, and combined two families into one. The wedding was sweet, the family was incredible, and the raw emotions throughout the day made everything so perfect. Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Hartzler! 

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Seriously though - have you ever seen two people so happy to be married? These were Gina and Brendan's faces ALL DAY. Every time I looked at them, they had the biggest smiles on their faces. I just adore them, and I love love like this. I freaking love this job.
I've always loved stormy weather. I love that a force of nature can be so powerful and so calming all at once. As yesterday progressed, we watched the weather turn from sunshine and steaming air to tornadoes and lightning strikes in the east-central Texas plains. Gina and Brendan never wavered, never feared. It's rare to find a love so pure and so powerful, a love they have. While we were taking these photos, the lightning was striking behind us and the raindrops starting falling again, but they only noticed each other. Between the prayers they said, the tears shed, the hymns sang, and the laughter shared, Gina and Brendan proved they have a special kind of love for not only one another, but the people that surround them. Beautiful strength and calm comes from many places - the crashing ocean waves, the rolling thunder on a summer night, or in the arms of the onew we love the most. Especially, in the arms of the one we love most. I witnessed that last night in Texas. To the new Napoli Family: I am blessed by you and grateful for you and your friendship. Here's to many more years of Italian food, Midwestern road trips, shared letters, and remembering to dance in the rain. To the Napoli's. #happilythenapolis
There's been a lot of talk about honesty in photography lately. I saw a post from one photographer who was talking about how they loved to manipulate photos and create "iconic" photos, and the other talked about authenticity and how to be a fly on the wall that day (*cough cough @wynwiley aka my favorite person and personal hero). Don't get me wrong, I love an amazing iconic photo. I really do. Creating something so amazing truly is an art form. My personal feeling though is that your day is so much more than the culmination of a few iconic photos. Looking back at your day, I hope you see the tears, the joy, the love, and the quiet moments. I loved being a photojournalist before I got started in wedding work, and I use that same experience in storytelling to create a beautiful narrative of your day. I hope to do your relationship justice - it really is my biggest honor. 🖤
Coming into this new week in Ohio like Melissa celebrating her wedding with drinks. Here's to (much needed) warmer weather and sunshine! 🌞
Just out here trying to live my Ansel Adams/ Edward Weston dreams in the Black Hills. . One year ago yesterday, I underwent a breast biopsy to test a tumor for cancer. It was the start of one of the most stressful months of my life. The results would come back not malignant, but abnormal, and I'd spend the rest of the month prepping for bilateral surgery for multiple tumor removal only thirty days before I got married. After surgery, it would turn out that I had developed a rare tumor that accounts for less than 1% of all breast tumors. One year later, I drove and hiked for five hours around the forest I get to call home. I stepped in the snow and the mud and felt the long-awaited sun on my skin. Yesterday was for healing and trusting the journey. I am grateful, for the journey, and for this place that makes me feel alive.
I'm dreaming of warmer weather and cool waterfalls and green leaves and blue skies - it’s finally a beautiful day in Rapid City, but I’m ready for the temperature to even out on the warm side again. I can't wait for all the amazing couples I have lined up for the this spring. 😍🖤
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