Christina and Brian and myself were off on a mission. We were after fall colors and we were willing to take on any location, cross fences, tresspass and risk legal action. Just kidding, we did walk on a few properties without permission but we had a great time together. Just notice that spark in their eyes. What a great looking couple.
DP Review just released it's compact camera buying guide for 2008. You can see the review here. Click DP review. All of these cameras are less than $150. This is one of my favorite web sites. I will not buy any euipment until I have read the reviews on this web site. I am constantly getting stopped and people are always asking me camera buying questions. This site should be very helpful to you. This particular review tests cameras under $150, perfect for kids and family gifts. Remember that Megapixels are not the only standard of quality for a good camera. Each camera sensor reacts differently to color and light. You should focus your attention towards image quality not megapixels.
One of my favorite compact cameras is the Canon G10. I am a Nikon photographer but this Canon camera is amazing. It's purchase price is $459. This camera has many professional features and it also can take movies. The hot shoe on top allows you to add a more powerful flash if you need one. The G9 model was $899 a couple of years ago. Canon added more features and upgraded the sensor to 14 megapixel then lowered the price - amazing. Check this camera out!
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What a sweet couple. They are so happy together. Maira and Brant met while working at a grocery store. That is near and dear to my heart because Angela and I were both working at grocery stores while working our way through college. I can hardly wait for their June 2009 wedding day. I hope you enjoy the show.
Our photography business has always been growing and moving into new and different types of events. Now we can add a Lebanese wedding to our list. Mark and Mo warned us that this was not going to be a typical wedding. How right they were. They started getting ready at the Chanticleer Inn on top of Lookout Mtn. Then we moved to The Fairyland Club for the wedding and reception. Mark told me about a Lebanese tradition where the groom's family escorts the bride to the wedding. Mo was escorted from the Fairyland Club to the ceremony site all to the sound of singing and drums beating. It was an incredible experience for me.
Oh and the reception...wow. This family can dance. I hope we get the opportunity to do this again. If you ever get a chance to go to a Lebanese wedding, trust me...go!
We love working with Laura Kellogg. She did an amazing job (as always) with the flowers. www.laurasgarden.com 
What an awesome milestone for a baby and parents. We got to watch John Todd devour his birthday cake on his 1st birthday. He had no problem digging into it. Although mom felt a little funny watching John get icing all over himself, we all just laughed as he acted like he was the only one in the room. Come to think of it...he didn't offer any of us a piece.
Happy Birthday John !!!!!!!
Chattanooga Children's Photographer - Greg Beasley Photography
To begin with, after Jennifer and Ian's incredible engagement session, I knew the wedding day was going to be a rush. The ceremony took place at Patten Chapel. Ian and the guys were very relaxed making candid shots a lot easier for us to get. Fortunately, we have know Jennifer's awesome family for several years. Seeing everyone again felt like we were with old friends. It's a good thing that Jennifer and Ian are comfortable in front of the camera. Wedding candid moments seemed to be falling in our lap. The reception was held at The Chattanoogan Hotel. We managed to find a really cool red wall on the way to the reception. Check out the "tickle photo" compliments of Ian. I hope you enjoy seeing the slide show.
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