When Maggie & Tyson asked if they could do their engagement session in Charleston I said “Absolutely!”. Any excuse to see the beauty of the area and smell the salty air works for me. Maggie then mentioned that she wanted to bring her dogs and once again I said “Absolutely 🙂 “. I will often have clients ask if including their pets on a shoot is ok. I not only welcome it but encourage doing so…they are part of the family after all. We had originally planned to meet downtown Charleston but after thinking about it, the dogs would do better in a park setting and so the new meeting place was Daniel Island Park. Daniel Island Park is more than just a park, it is a feast for the senses. The views, sounds and smells are totally Charleston…beautiful!

Here are a few images from our shoot. I am looking forward to Maggie & Tyson’s wedding in April.

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Thank you for stopping by!

~lisa

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“Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever… it remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything” – Aaron Siskind.

Backing up images more than once is something that is part of my daily routine. Thumbing through the thousands of images, I couldn’t help but smile as I watched the amount of emotion in all of them. The laughs, hugs, kisses and quiet moments…they are all captured forever. Whether it is with a client, a family member or even a model at a workshop, they are all emotions worth preserving. Pictures are so very important as they are a link for us to have a connection to our past. They are important images of a time in our lives that we do not wish to forget.

~ lisa

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