Over the last year we’ve had a chance to visit many of Jacksonville’s surrounding areas like Amelia Island, Jekyll Island, St. Augustine, St. Simons, and Savannah. We love love love traveling and of course documenting our adventures with photographs. Here is a little taste of some of our travel/fine art photography of late. Be sure to check back soon for Bonnie and Bobby’s wedding preview. We had a blast shooting their wedding in Lexington Virginia last week.

Sunset over the marina, downtown Fernandina.

Fishing Pier on Jekyll Island

Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island.

Sunset on the St. Johns River.

Night fall over the marsh at Jekyll Island looking toward Brunswick (time exposure).

Crane Cottage, Jekyll Island Club.

Ft. Clinch State Park, Amelia Island.

Sunrise over Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island.

Spanish Moss, Timucuan Preserve.

Creek reflection, Jekyll Island.

Dune, Anastasia State Park.

River Street, Savannah.

Sailboat, St. John’s River.

Lexington, Virginia.

Walking at night, Jekyll Island.

Staircase, Savannah.

Driftwood, Jekyll Island.

Frond, Timucuan Preserve.

Marsh looking towards Brunswick II, Jekyll Island.

Amelia Island Lighthouse viewed from Anastasia State Park.

Villa Marianna, Jekyll Island Club.

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We are excited to be shooting Madalyn and Dustin’s upcoming wedding in Ponte Vedra. Madalyn is a photography lover herself and we were able to put our heads together and come up with some fun ideas for their engagement shoot. We both love classic, girly, and retro (think Anthropologie and J.Crew) so we thought it would be fun to do a modern shoot with a 1950s twist and a beachy feel. The weather didn’t cooperate for the beach part of the shoot so we were only able to steal a few photos and then escape before the wind swept us away. We then returned to the beach cottage owned by Madalyn’s Mother for the remainder of the shoot. It was great to get to know these two even more in preparation for their big day. With Madalyn’s great taste and sense of style I’m sure it will be amazing.

I love how this shot that Andy took shows off Madalyn’s blue eyes.

A playful moment captured. Success!!

I have a thing for classic blue/gray houses with red doors so this is one of my faves.

Madalyn has a great smile in this classic engagement shot.

This image has an ethereal quality to it which I adore.

I think the angle of this shot showcases the the details of the beach house and frames the couple nicely. Of course I might be just a little bit biased towards my own art ;o)

Ask these two two be silly? No problem!

Freakin’ adorable, this ones goin’ in the gallery fo shizzle.

Holding hands, oh so sweet. Check out those hot heels too. I love all things nautical.

Thanks guys for spending the afternoon with us!

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