Where does art live?

Read on to see where Kelly & Tom’s wedding art lives…
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Observing is one of my favorite pastimes. I am so fortunate to be a photographer, these two things go hand in hand. I love how naturally elegant a bride is when she holds her veil over her arm.

I like how the blue light in the kitchen contrasts with her pink toenail polish.

I adore how the mother starts crying when she is simply explaining how easily she has been crying of late.

I like witnessing people open tender cards.

And I LOVE capturing the fun expressions a bride may make moments before opening a new pair of diamond earrings . . .

I like seeing reflections in wood.

I love how nervous guys can be with a woman photographer around. No matter how small and quiet I may be.

I love how poised a bride can be, just before her ceremony.

I adore fathers with their daughters, nothing is more precious. I also like coordinators who try to hide behind brides, it’s so amusing.

I love green, there can never be too much of it.

Kisses that are overpowered by ear to ear smiles.

I like grooms that cannot stop kissing.

And brides that cannot stop smiling.

I love it when the light is playful.

And when the windows play along.

I adore that no matter what crazy expressions are made during an emotional toast, it will always seem beautiful to me.

I love couples that hold hands.

And enjoy the sunset.

Yes, I like all those little things. And that is why I LOVE photographing weddings.

Amanda & Ryan, thank you so much for letting me observe all those little things that I love so much! You two were wonderful hosts!

-Liesl Cowley

That’s a WWII vintage 1941 aircraft P-40 Flying Tiger

From the Geneseo Air show - sponsored by the 1941 Historic Aircraft group.

So glorious of all days, Rachel takes her father’s arm for one final promenade.

She is greeted by Seth, who had no idea that anyone besides Rachel was present at the wedding.  I don’t think he stopped looking at her the entire time!

Even his possy could not keep their eyes off

However when it came time for committment, you know, time for “till death do us part,”  Seth adds, “As long as you make your mom’s salsa.”

I have been promised a jar of said salsa, and will review it accordingly.  Now THAT is a promise worth sealing with a kiss!!

These two made me laugh and cry all day!  I love you guys!

-Liesl

I shot this band promo a little while ago so if you and your band are looking for a promo shoot in Charlotte, Raleigh, or Asheville let’s schedule a time to shoot.  I can include multimedia slideshow presentations showcasing your music and your personality in the most professional and appealing way possible to your fans, club owners and reps.