Category: Editorial
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Mommy & Me: Hanging out with Nichelle & Kieran.
“There is an enduring tenderness in the love of a mother to a son that transcends all other affections of the heart.” -Washington Irving
What a treat it was to hang out with Nichelle and Kieran and to see them in their element; being mother and son and HAVING LOTS OF FUN! We’ve watched Kieran grow from being just a little “lump” in Nichelle’s belly to growing into a talkative, smart, funny little guy. It only took him about 10 minutes to warm up to the camera, then he was a completely unstoppable little ham! We hope you guys enjoy these images as much as we enjoyed photographing this mother and son pair!
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Piedmont Wedding Guide August Luncheon
On Wednesday, August 7th, CharlesMedia Photography was asked to capture images from the Professional Wedding Guild Luncheon at the Lofts at Union Square in High Point, NC. This was an amazing venue to shoot in with lots of natural light. Other vendors on hand to create a festive occasion were Sweet Basil’s Catering (Caterer), Tania’s Mixing Bowl Bakery (Dessert), Bridal Flavors (Stationary), Infinite Bliss Events (Centerpieces and Linens), and ABBA Design (floral arrangements) – coordinated by Knot Your Average Events and Perfect Wedding Guide.
We were honored to capture the lovely day!
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Editorial Photography, Dudley Basketball Coach Brian Seagroves, HUAMI Magazine
CharlesMedia Photography contributed editorial photography in the January / February issue of HUAMI Magazine with a profile on Dudley High School Basketball Coach Brian Seagraves
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Urban Photography – The Gate City, Greensboro, NC
In my days of shooting with the Sony A100, I enjoyed shooting urban photography around the city of Greensboro. There are a lot of locations here that have great history and character. I was drawn to decaying structures and timeless monuments. I ended up publishing a Blurb Book using many of these images. Here are some of my favorite photos from around town. I sure do miss that Sigma 10-20mm lens! May have to find the Nikon version.
I employed a lot of HDR treatments which tend to be gritty to match the urban feel.
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