Sultana and Mark have a secret. It's not that they're getting married. We romped up to Peirce Mill last week for their engagement session and took a spin through Rock Creek and whatever the other creek is that runs into it. Peirce Mill is a great little spot. And no one was there because it was about to rain. The secret is this: they're superheroes.
Their super-power? Making it not rain for exactly the amount of time we needed to do their photo shoot.
Congratulations, you guys!
Kate and Jimmy were married in the woods, at the very spot where Jimmy proposed. These brilliant folks actually take advantage of the lockhouses along the C&O Canal, which along with being nice vacation spots, are really lovely places to have a small wedding. They ate BBQ, got dressed up, marched down to a secluded spot by the water and went on and tied the knot. Kate and Jimmy:
Lockhouse #10 is the biggest on the canal, but still plenty cosy.
Marriage accomplished, we romped down to the water and back up the hill for a few portraits before these two whisked away to what I can only imagine was a rockin' good wedding dinner.
Congratulations, guys!
Emily and Jon got married during one of our way-too-late freak rainstorms in the (new ceremony room!) DC courthouse. The city made it hard on me that day - crap weather outside and, if you didn't know, the National Gallery of Art's Modern Wing is shutting on down for something like five years, so it's pretty bare in there. I think we made do juuuuuuust fine. Emily & Jon:
Snow!