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On May 10th, I had the greatest pleasure of marrying my ever-love Sarah in Portland OR. and we spent a few days following on the coast at Cannon Beach and Seaside.
I love photographing my wife, I love having Sarah as my wife, I love LOVE 😀

I so fell in love with this old tree on the beach and the storm rolling in 🙂

And I LOVE that I can make my wife make this face 😉

I’m such a blessed man and can’t wait to travel many more places with my forever travel partner, my ever-love – Sarah

Some little magical light from Teresa + Gregory’s Kings Chapel wedding day. Such a fun start to forever.

“This is My commandment, that you love one another, just as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends. You are My friends if you do what I command you.” John 15:12-14

And then this steamy portrait happened – Love this 🙂

I’ve really been trying to push myself to get more creative and focus more on different and unique ring photographs at my weddings, I’m very pleased with this one.

The candid and relationship focused photos are what I enjoy the most, trying to get better at the photos that are more work than joy for me to take… like ring photos 🙂

Such. A. Fantastic. Time! Celebrating with Swati + Prabodh and all their loved ones as they married in a Indian ceremony and a awesome party at The Hutton Hotel here in Nashville.
I told Swati the next day, I only want to attend Indian weddings from here on, lol – Such a fun time 🙂

Excited to share this sneak peek!

To keep up and view their online gallery as I finish up the photos, view it here

“As soon as I saw you, I knew an adventure was going to happen.” Winnie The Pooh

Photographer: Moi (Micah G Robinson)
Planner: Premier W.E.D
Videographer: Yanay Films
Venue: The Hutton Hotel
Rentals/design: Southern Sky Event Lighting
Flowers: The Enchanted Florist
Cake: Signature Cakes by Vicki
hair/Makeup: Katie Russo Beauty

Austin was soo excited to contact me and start planning his proposal to Brelynn in Nashville.
He planned a trip from their home, got the plane tickets and had the ring.
Decided that the Shelby Street pedestrian bridge would be a good place since it held memories of past time in Nashville for them both.

Bre said YES!!

Austin also had one more surprise up his sleeve, he arranged for some of their closest family and friends to fly in and be there for the exciting moment!
As you can tell from the photos, Brelynn was overcome with emotion 🙂

After everyone got their happy tears out, we grabbed some couples and group photos 🙂

Can’t wait to share all these photos from their surprise proposal. I just love it!!

Nashville Relationship Photographer

That’s how I brand myself – Relationship photographer -, it’s extremely intentional on my part: The tagline speaks to who I am at my core, what gives me the most joy, what I think is important and what my clients can expect from my wedding coverage.

I often get asked

‘what’s your style of photography?’

and

‘what does relationship photography mean?’

And I share my heart that I truly believe that the people we choose to spend our lives with are what’s most important and displaying the significance of your closest relationships is what I do; Capturing the RAW real moments of interaction that draw on the heartstrings and bring forth outbursts of joy.

I’m interested in capturing photos that will stand the test of time, photos that become worth so much more as time passes until they’re literally priceless because of the people in them and those memories they bring back, even after those people are no longer in our lives…

I treasure this moment as grandma (brides mom) looks with all the love in her heart as her daughter (Anna Claire – bride) and her grandchild are sharing laughs and hugs. The family will cherish this image now… in 50 years they’ll put a much higher value on it as people pass on.

This moment was beautiful and hard as Jennifer’s father and mother walked her down the aisle. Jennifer, like most of us, has spent most of her life leaning on her loved ones – our parents, our dads – and her dad is very sick with cancer and had to lean on his wife and Jennifer in order to walk his baby girl down the aisle. He’s a fighter.
You can see the hope for the future in Jennifer’s eyes as she looks on to her groom at the end of the aisle waiting for her. You can see all these emotions and more on their faces.

I have photos of loved ones, photos that I adore. Some of folks still with me and some of folks I hope to see again one day. Photos of fishing trips with my grandpa whom I loved and when looking back on those photos I am reminded of those times, the man he was, who he was to me and the love he showed me.

I take extreme pride in capturing these moments, these frames of time that will become only more and more valuable as time passes. I LOVE what I get to do 🙂