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Just before Thanksgiving, I got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to travel with Matt to Italy while he was there on business. For the first part of the adventure, I spent three crisp fall days with camera in hand, simply getting lost in the streets of Milan. (To view the full gallery and purchase fine art prints, click here. I’ll be posting more photos in that gallery throughout next week as well — including trips to Lake Como, Florence and Rome.)
If you’ve visited this blog in the past year, you’ve probably noticed a theme emerging: our frequent trips to the Serenbe community. A few months ago, Matt and I actually realized a dream of ours: building a home there. In fact it has been more than a year of dreaming, planning and saving… which ultimately brought us to taking one giant leap of faith. We are more than thrilled; we are so very thankful and blessed. It will be such an amazing opportunity for Ali Harper Photography and I’m so looking forward to seeing where it all leads. If you’re interested in following along, I’ve started a tumblr site here that details our home build adventure…
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Katherine, Gus and I had quite possibly the most gorgeous fall day to shoot at Lullwater Park… a place near and dear to their heart. They both spent quite a bit of time there since Katherine was a student at Emory; they showed me a beautiful park I’d yet to discover in Atlanta. It’s quite a hidden gem. To view all the photos from their e-shoot, click here. by Ali show 1 comment
I literally met Natalie and Conar the moment they opened the doors to their own rehearsal dinner… and I’ve never felt so warmly welcomed! We had talked many times before on the phone before the actual day arrived, but finally meeting was like being greeted by a long lost friend. Natalie and Conar were married in the town Natalie grew up in — Gallatin, Tennesse — and it had the best small town charm, just like you’d expect. They had quite honestly one of the most gorgeous fall days you could ask for, and filled the tiny downtown chapel at dusk with their dearest friends and family. One of my favorite moments of the day was getting to witness Conar open up the gift his bride gave him moments before their first look… a set of embroidered handkerchiefs. That sweet token, along with a handwritten note made all of us stop and simply take it all all in. After all the “big” things have been planned on a wedding day, I always find that it’s usually about the love in the little things that become so very meaningful… To view the all the photos from their beautiful fall wedding, click here. by Ali show 2 comments |
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