Natalie and Chuck are getting married in August and the excitement about their upcoming wedding is plain to see. This lovely couple was so easy to photograph. They chose North Park as the location for their photo shoot and it offered plenty of great scenery especially with the early morning lighting. And thank God for good weather! We had scheduled another early morning session that was rained out, so this was “take two.” Here are some of my favorites:
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Kate
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I checked out Bellefield Presbyterian Church in Oakland the other day and was totally impressed with it’s beautiful sanctuary. Unlike some of the recent churches I’ve photographed, Bellefield’s sanctuary is square and wide open. The dome ceiling really adds to the spaciousness and the acoustics are great. While I was there, the church’s worship team was practicing and they are fantastic. The church is made up of a young college-aged congregation, so they don’t hold back on the worship. Anyhow, I really enjoyed their music while taking photos.
A church member stopped by to talk with me and told me that during some financial struggles (possibly during the Great Depression), the church sold four of stained glass windows in the dome to pay the pastor. How sad, but that’s a glimpse into hard days I hope we’ll never see.
Anyhow, this church is a gorgeous place to get married in. I suspect it plays second fiddle to Heinz Chapel just down Fifth Avenue. The two couldn’t be more different. Bellefield’s brightly trimmed dome and stained glass windows are very cheery. And there is plenty of light, so its great for photography.
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Did I mention they choreographed their first dance? It was a complete surprise to everyone. No one even knew they were taking ballroom lessons. Here are a few photos of Gina and Corey on the dance floor.
They worked out an awesome play list with their DJ and the dance floor was the place to be at this reception.
I think that is my favorite 1/40th of a second ever. I love how her dress fills the lower frame. If you love to dance, you know what it feels like in this moment.
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If your wedding was within the last year, you could share your wedding story for publication in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Celebrations Spotlight. Just click the link below to fill out the online form.
Natalie and Chuck’s engagement session
/by kmillerNatalie and Chuck are getting married in August and the excitement about their upcoming wedding is plain to see. This lovely couple was so easy to photograph. They chose North Park as the location for their photo shoot and it offered plenty of great scenery especially with the early morning lighting. And thank God for good weather! We had scheduled another early morning session that was rained out, so this was “take two.” Here are some of my favorites:
What’s the word, hummingbird?
/by kmillerBellefield Presbyterian Church
/by kmillerI checked out Bellefield Presbyterian Church in Oakland the other day and was totally impressed with it’s beautiful sanctuary. Unlike some of the recent churches I’ve photographed, Bellefield’s sanctuary is square and wide open. The dome ceiling really adds to the spaciousness and the acoustics are great. While I was there, the church’s worship team was practicing and they are fantastic. The church is made up of a young college-aged congregation, so they don’t hold back on the worship. Anyhow, I really enjoyed their music while taking photos.
A church member stopped by to talk with me and told me that during some financial struggles (possibly during the Great Depression), the church sold four of stained glass windows in the dome to pay the pastor. How sad, but that’s a glimpse into hard days I hope we’ll never see.
Anyhow, this church is a gorgeous place to get married in. I suspect it plays second fiddle to Heinz Chapel just down Fifth Avenue. The two couldn’t be more different. Bellefield’s brightly trimmed dome and stained glass windows are very cheery. And there is plenty of light, so its great for photography.
Gina and Corey, continued
/by kmillerDid I mention they choreographed their first dance? It was a complete surprise to everyone. No one even knew they were taking ballroom lessons. Here are a few photos of Gina and Corey on the dance floor.


They worked out an awesome play list with their DJ and the dance floor was the place to be at this reception.


I think that is my favorite 1/40th of a second ever. I love how her dress fills the lower frame. If you love to dance, you know what it feels like in this moment.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Celebrations Spotlight
/by kmillerIf your wedding was within the last year, you could share your wedding story for publication in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Celebrations Spotlight. Just click the link below to fill out the online form.
http://biz.post-gazette.com/contact/weddingspotlight.aspx
Cheers!