This shoot took place at a cotton gin in Canton, Ms. It really is an amazing location with a very rich history. It actually ran up until approx. late 1999 when the owner retired. This is really a great example of how we try to be different. This is not a location most people would think to do a bridal session in, but the history and texture of the location really adds to the final product. Using locations like this also add to the experience of the shoot. Being in a location with such character and history creates a great ambience.

We will be using the shots from this shoot for an upcoming project we are keeping under wraps until its finished around the first of the year!

A big thanks goes out to Frazier and his gang, Christian, Azod, Matt, Chris,Mrs K @ Olive Branch,Center Stage Formals, and of course the wonderful Alli.

enjoy,
adam

Happy birf day Alli!

I could never have asked for a more perfect wife, best friend, or partner! You are my inspiration. Happy birf day baby! I love you so much!

No I don't randomly go around making blood and the fact that it coincided with Halloween is pure coincidence and scheduling availability I'm sure. I also don't have any plans to do a TTD using blood. This was a shoot for the Opera Lousiane. A brand new company opening in Baton Rouge. I tagged along with Mark Eric to lend a hand. These are for a promotional campain of the companies upcoming performance of Lucia di Lammermoor, a love triangle leading to the bride killing her groom after a forced marriage. Lisette Oropesa is the lead, and based on her display at the shoot, and the glowing reviews of her recent MET debut; hers is a performance you don't want to miss.

This shoot was just a blast! Working with such passionate and artistic people is always refreshing. Oh, and the bloody bride part was fun too :)

enjoy,
adam + allison