12 foot ceilings and an ELABORATE antique collection…this was the setting for Heather’s Shreveport bridal session. I rarely photograph brides after the wedding (unless underwater!) but it worked out so well on this occasion. Heather was very relaxed and easy going.
Special thanks to the home owners for both their generosity and grand tour! Also to Monti and Donald for the assistance. - KB
Donald and I rendezvoused at the incredible Providence Hill Farm in Jackson, MS. This was to be the location for both Amy’s bridal session and her engagment session with her fiancee’ Ben.
When we arrived we were blown away at the majesty and scope of where we would be shooting. The footprint of the facility and the property was enormous! The property manager, Tommy, referred to the place as The Barn. I am here to tell you that this was far more than a barn!
Tommy (owned the land before it was developed and he knew it like the back of his hand) drove us all over the property searching for the perfect locations. In the end his efforts made everything flow smoothly and quickly. Needless to say both sessions went well and Amy and Ben were simply great to meet and spend the afternoon with. Amy and Ben’s wedding reception took place at, The Barn this past weekend and that post will follow at the beginning of next week . . . I hope. - KB
For the first time I have added color to the surround of the images. Let me know your thoughts if you have an opinion. Thanks 
Heater was an elegant bride of few words. Hugo, steady gaining ground on expressing his emotions better on this day, was a groom focused and ready to get the ball rolling. Arriving at their wedding I actually got to meet each of them for the first time. We had been communicating via e-mail and phone through this whole process.
One thing is for certain about these two wonderful clients, both of them really understand what I do and why I do it. I had the opportunity to visit with Hugo during some down time at the reception. It was during our conversation that I realized that Hugo and Heater truly understood the art of what I do. To their credit they played right into their rolls as bride and groom on this day and the images just kept coming, creatively, artistically, and naturally.
Heather you have been so patient waiting on these. I am sorry it has take me so long! Your bridals should be next and in next day or so.
-KB
Last Saturday I had a chance to shot some fun stuff at the always classy, SQUIRE CREEK bridal show. I got to shoot some really amazing flower arrangements that my good friend Lauren Roebuck designed. She had some cool new stuff on display. I also grabbed a bunch of images of cakes that Kacee (kacee’s Sugar and Spice) had on hand. I found it tough to get near Sharla McClusky’s booth, Dixie Chic Designs, because of the always present crowd!
This image is of a rare Pink Dogwood around the corner from my house.
