Some Fun and Memorable Images from 2012
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Ceresville Mansion – Frederick, MD
2012 was a great year. We had the pleasure and good fortune to photograph some really amazing wedding celebrations for clients all across the USA. A special thanks to all of our clients and their families and friends for inviting us to help tell their stories. Here is a collection of some interesting and memorable moments from 2012:
Inn at Osprey Point – Eastern Shore – Rock Hall, MD
The Dumbarton House – Washington, DC
The Washington Club – Dupont Circle – Washington, DC
Woodend Sanctuary – Chevy Chase, MD
The Dupont Circle Hotel – Washington, DC
The Dupont Circle Hotel – Washington, DC
The Dupont Circle Hotel – Washington, DC
Holy Rosary Church – Washington, DC
The Dupont Circle Hotel – Washington, DC
Agricultural History Farm Park – Derwood, MD
Woodend Sanctuary – Chevy Chase, MD
Inn at Osprey Point – Eastern Shore – Rock Hall, MD
Holy Rosary Church – Washington, DC
The Dumbarton House – Washington, DC
The Dupont Circle Hotel – Washington, DC
Inn at Osprey Point – Eastern Shore – Rock Hall, MD
Woodend Sanctuary – Chevy Chase, MD
Dupont Circle – Washington, DC
The Dumbarton House – Washington, DC
The Newseum – Washington, DC
Dupont Circle – Washington, DC
Georgetown Water Front
The Tidal Basin – Washington, DC
Normandie Farm – Potomac, MD
Trummer’s On Main – Clifton, VA
Hotel Monaco – Washington, DC
Rock Creek Park – Washington, DC
FANTASTIC photos!!! Thanks for sharing. Great details, splendid moments, wonderful intimacy. Love the Dupont Circle photos. Go DC!
Comment by Peace Pilgrim — January 9, 2013 @ 7:09 pm
Wow — what wonderful images. You captured some very funny, beautiful, and magical moments in 2012. Here’s to an 2013 filled with similarly great photographs and moments!
Comment by Kris — January 10, 2013 @ 8:01 am
SPECTACULAR, SPECTACULAR! Great perspective. Love the dynamics and the energy in these photos. I really dig the timing and the framing of the photojournalistic images – you’ve really captured what Alfred Eisenstaedt referred to as the defining moment — which, is not an easy task to achieve. Well played.
Comment by Sara P. — January 13, 2013 @ 2:16 pm
Holy smokes … the photo in black and white of all the people taking photos … and the elderly woman with the disposable film camera in the front row … that is hilarious. Seriously, I just fell out of my chair laughing : )
Comment by RKF — January 22, 2013 @ 10:47 pm