Renaissance "Love" gets published- Baltimore Bride Magazine

Magazine issue cover

Even tho I am satisfied when I feel proud of work I have done, it still feels all warm and tingly to be publicly recognized. In the upcoming Spring/Summer issue of Baltimore Bride Magazine, Renaissance Photography’s work has been featured on a 2 page spread. In a section about destination weddings, they highlight Derrick and Markia Henderson, my clients’ wedding that I photographed in Montego Bay, Jamaica. 

Collection of images from the article

Main picture of the article

 This was definitely one of the best weddings I have had the privilege to shoot. The class level was top notch. They put forth the greatest effort to be sure that the wedding was a total experience for all their guest and all their hard work paid off tremendously. My company also created mini videos for this amazing destination wedding so that this occasion could be experience time and time again for years to come. (videos are done in partnership with www.jaydexterphotoblog.com)

Welcome night

Wedding Day

It just does something to me to see my company name in magazine credits 

I have had the pleasure of photographing not only their wedding, but their engagement and even Derrick’s surprise proposal. So even tho photography can be seen as just a job, it becomes a lot more as you play an integral role in memorializing some of the biggest moments of people’s lives. 

The Proposal

The Engagement Shoot

The Wedding

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The Scenic Route

Here is a little known fact about me. Every couple of days my brain gets so filled and overwhelmed that I need an escape. I usually go to the woods, hiking, sit by a body of water or anywhere in nature to just clear my head and sort out my thoughts. Last week, on my way to one of my frequent spots in Virginia a cab driver (the worst drivers in the world) cuts me off and makes me miss my exit. 

Instead of fighting it, I decide to let myself get lost. I just drove until my gut told me I should turn and let my instincts guide me. Since it was close to sunset, I just decided to follow the sun. Trying to hold on to daylight as long as possible. Finally, I reached to the top of a hill at a dead end. 

I take fences and no trespassing signs as just a suggestion, not a rule!

I decided to get out and walk. It's amazing where you end up and the sights you see when you follow your instincts... Enjoy!

The George Washington Masonic Memorial- View from the back way

Sun setting over Alexandria Virginia

    

                                  

Dusk over the memorial while jets fly by

My favorite scene of the day

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