Morgan's wedding to Rex was a fairytale come true, set in a charming old mill that held sentimental value for her.

Carrie's call was like a beautiful melody to our ears. She loved the "edgy feel" of our work, a perfect match for her unique love story. And what made it even more special? Carrie explained that her husband-to-be, Brandt, is deaf. My wife and second photographer, Shelley studied a little ASL in college. It felt like destiny was setting the stage for something truly extraordinary.

We recently received an inquiry from Mo, who was interested in getting some new headshots. However, as we delved into the conversation, it became clear that Mo was hoping for more than just a simple headshot session. She envisioned a more adventurous and creative experience, a photoshoot that would capture her personality and essence.

I shot this Bar Mitzvah a couple of weeks ago. With this one, I chose a more edgy feel. I wanted to focus on the depth of the experience which is why I have these presented in Black and White. I feel it adds to the work in this case. On most occasions, I would consider myself a color Photographer, but in this case, I feel the images are more suited to Black and White. Being asked to be part of a mitzvah is such an honor. This was such a lovely family and I was humbled to shoot this milestone in his Jewish life!!

Take a look at our other mitzvahs: https://www.whysallphotography.com/mitzvahs

Augie Family Portraits