jeanette + mark — louisville, ky
so….hooray for suicide doors on vintage cars and awesome sunlight!!! mark and jeanette have some good taste when it comes to get-away rides. wedding number 2 this past weekend took place in the highly underrated louisville, ky. i drove up sunday morning (keeping myself entertained/awake with podcasts of “wait wait don’t tell me“) and arrived in louisville just in time to experience what will probably be the most perfect and beautiful fall day this year will see. this was a beautiful union of two people. i don’t know that i have ever seen such an enthusiastic groom — mark quite literally could not contain himself when it came to adoring his bride, jeanette. take a look….
for some reason the caption that comes to mind for this running photo is simply, “SHARPTOOOTH!!!!!!” makes me giggle every time.
i mean, just look at that face. sheer excited bliss.
yes, mark literally jumped (several times) in ridiculously eager anticipation as the minister pronounced them husband and wife.
first kiss ever — and let me tell you….it was a good one!!
mark and jeanette, it was an honor to be your photographer and i had so much fun watching you two enjoy each other and enjoy your wedding. may the joy you had on your wedding day increase exponentially every day you are together :)
5 Comments
chris
as always, absolutely stunning work, hannah. i'm so glad you were there for this, as mark & jeanette are dear friends of my wife's & mine, as well. since we couldn't be there, thank you for sharing! so beautiful!!!
funks
dang hannah!!! these are some amazing shots. very very great job. you really went above and beyond capturing the day on this one. i am impressed.
and their getaway car…good grief!! i really need one of those.
hannahelaine
funky, i could totally and completely see you driving a car like that for the rest of your life. someday maybe, eh?
Bobby Earle
Killed it. But that first one is INSANE!!!
Bobby
jim baker
looking at this blog post cause its the kreb's first year anniversary.
sharp tooth? really?