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CAPTURED THROUGH HIS LENS

I find myself doing a lot of research on weddings and honeymoons. I'm always looking for ideas for some story or another that showcases just how beautiful the union of matrimony could be.

Different things inspire me. The colors in a wedding bouquet. A gorgeous wedding gown. The beautiful bride and groom. A wedding cake that veers from the traditional. I like to find these things to piece together my own interpretation of a perfect wedding.

I happened upon this photograher's blog site via another author's blog. I have just been captivated by Ross Oscar Knight's work, returning time and time again to explore his space. The man is exceptionally talented and I admire what he can do with a camera. I have challenged myself to translate such beauty into words, much like he has translated it to film.

Click the link below. I had to share this with you. It is truly a wondeful piece of photo-telling! What Ross had managed to capture through his lens is just breathtaking. I could just feel the joy this couple shared on their special day. They were such an exquisite couple. The imagery is simply amazing and love is just spilling out of the photographs.

If you're in the Atlanta area, look him up. If I should have a romantic event in my life some time in the future, I'll surely be headed South to hire him to photograph the moment.

Enjoy!

Ross Oscar Knight
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Tiffany said…
I love his work, a friend sent me a link to his blog and he does some beautiful work.
11:09 PM
The Groom in the Picture said…
It was a truly special time for us, one that God blessed with beautiful weather, beautiful friends and family from here and Barbados, and a great photographer. Thanks for the shout out.
11:50 PM
Ross Oscar Knight said…
Hey Deborah, I just love to see people happy and be a part of the amazing stories of love that they share. True photojournalism is the way to capture the natural passion that exists between lovers.

Thanks for your kind words and I look forward to working with you some day.

- KNIGHT
12:17 AM
Deborah Mello said…
Hey, Tiffany! Thanks for commenting and like you, I absolutely love Ross's work.
I hope all's well with you and yours!

To the Groom, Congratulations to you and your beautiful Bride. May you both be blessed with many years of joy and prosperity!

Hey, Ross,
Thank you. I certainly look forward to an opportunity to work with you as well. I have just been enamored with your work and just couldn't resist sharing your site with my readers.

May you all have a safe and blessed holiday!

Deborah
11:15 AM
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