Sowing Clover Photography

Growing up I was very involved in the arts, but fear of other’s opinions and failure halted my pursuit. In college I studied art history instead of creating my own art. Lol, I guess that was safer. I was depressed and in a career that depleted me when I first picked up a camera in 2011. I was rolling on luck and intuition that I understood weddings as I had been a groomsmen 15 times and a best man 6 of those (currently at 18 and 8!). Holy Smokes, I guess it’s worked out, and I couldn’t be more fulfilled vocationally.

When you hear one of your old favorite songs, they trigger nostalgia and that feeling that life is good. 

Looking back on your wedding photos should feel the same way, whether as newlyweds or many years into marriage. It's Magic. It should immortalize the ceremony, paint fresh love and hope, and reveal all the details of the celebration that you missed because of the whirlwind of excitement you felt on the wedding day. 

Beautiful photography opens up the real fantasy of the day. Photographs captured with anticipation and intent have the ability of communicating to us what we want to remember, more than exact facts and details.