Shannon Post Photography

My New BLOG!

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 03:56:00 +0000

It's HERE! (well, here...new blog)

I'm very excited to unveil my new blog! This new platform gives me a lot more creative freedom. I love the larger images and the fact that you can seamlessly go to my other sites as well as come back to my old blog if you want to look for a past blog entry.

So, as much as I loved showing you images here, please change your address book to go to: http://ShannonPostPhotography.com/blog because that is where I'll be!

This blog will allow you to sign up for email updates so that you will be notified when I post a new entry. It will also allow you to make comments and read comments in a better format. So, with that said, I am hoping to hear what you think about my blog posts. I will be giving prizes for you awesome readers that show me some blog love by commenting!

Oh, I almost forgot about the voting! This shows me when you really appreciate my work and will rank my blog entries accordingly. So, I have more creative freedom and now you have more freedom to give me feedback. I love it!

I cannot end this last post of my old blog without a photo. So here is one that you will see on the new blog...so get over there and check it out! You will still be able to view this blog. It is in the menu under links.

Much Love,

Shannon

Blog: Changes

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 22:00:00 +0000

I have some exciting changes for me to show you in the very near future of my blog. I have held back from blogging because I wanted to show you those changes, but I also appreciate you still checking in on me. It's been cold in Maine. We haven't had a break even for the snow to melt. We're anticipated to get 40 degree temps this weekend and I think everyone in the area is pretty pumped over that.

I can hardly believe it's already the first week of February and school breaks are in a week. The time is flying and I know that before I blink I will be starting to take Senior Portraits and Wedding Season will be in full tilt.

So, check back soon! I'm looking forward to seeing more of all of you this year!

This is a photo(s) I took of my oldest daughter over the New Year's when we were brave enough to step outside for a short session. I know they're almost the same image, but I like both the vertical and the horizontal and just could not choose between them.

Much Love,

Shannon

Blog catch up...

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 20:45:00 +0000

I am still alive! I know that I've had a few people call to confirm that since I have not blogged in so long (my mother included). It's nice to be missed!

The holidays were very nice and I've been busy meeting and speaking with the most amazing brides and grooms. I cannot wait to photograph their incredible weddings this year.

The snow is deep and the day is sunny. So, I'm going to go enjoy the last bit of it. I will definitely be catching up very soon and back to blog mode!

This is a shot I took after we received a lovely 14" of snow earlier this week. This is the time of year that I truly enjoy where we live. We've taken walks on the river and slid down our hill every evening that it was possible.

Much Love,

Shannon

Sisters

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 13:19:00 +0000

I am guilty of blog neglect. I can blame the holidays and I will, but I am still guilty. So, after this session with these beautiful sisters, I was inspired to get back on the horse and blog again. The session was for the oldest daughter's freshman photos (yes, high school, not college), but we thought it would be fun to have her younger sister in a few of the photos.
I love and miss my sisters daily, so I couldn't imagine not including a few sister portraits.

I hope everyone is enjoying their time with family and friends during the holidays!

Much Love,

Shannon

Wedding: Skowhegan, Maine

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 17:00:00 +0000

When we arrived at the bride's home she was still at the salon getting her hair fixed. I noticed this sign hanging in her room and thought it just fit the day. I can only imagine how many times she dreamed of this day as a little girl and since then.

The bouquets waiting for us as we arrived at the church...

One of the adorable flower girls...

Her sister in law helping her with the last touches...

As I've said before, I love having that quiet moment with the bride before she walks down the aisle. Lyndsey was so sweet and definitely happy about her day.

As this little one followed the ring bearer and flower girl, she glanced back and then right after this image, she turned around and ran back to her Mom. I love that I caught this look of uncertainty before she turned around.

Lyndsey being walked down the aisle by her father and step father.

The Lyndsey and David together...

The kiss...

The priest had a great sense of humor and obviously had a good relationship with the David and Lyndsey. It showed in how comfortable they were during the ceremony and how many times they laughed.

The priest teased the groom's father a few times. I just happened to catch this image as the bride's mother and father laughed at the priest's comments.

You are now Mr. and Mrs!

David and Lyndsey watched the procession of their family and friends leaving the church from the balcony.

Arriving at the beautiful Lake Wood Inn restaurant and Theater.

I don't know if I have ever photographed a wedding where the bride smiled and laughed so much...

I absolutely loved the fall colors that were still lingering. I love how Lyndsey chose lavender as the colors in her wedding to accent the gorgeous fall colors that nature provided.
This bride knew that her feet would get cold so she put on these great striped socks after the ceremony. I loved it! A sensible girl!

I love these next few images...their happiness that day was contagious!

More smiles and laughs...

David and Lyndsey out by the water...they are being troopers because it was actually quite cold!

After some large family portraits the children all walked away from the photograph in this formation. Nobody told them to, but I thought it was adorable.

Right before I took this photo of Lyndsey with her two brothers, they both kissed her. I don't think she knew it was coming, but I loved it!

some of the beautiful details...

An image right after the groom retrieved the garter from the bride - I love how the DJ cheered him on so enthusiastically.

Definitely a happy day! I was thankful to shoot the wedding in cooler weather. I second shot this wedding with the lovely Susan Mullen once again and she took this photo of me at the reception when we had a break.

I felt it was only fair since I've posted photos of her too!

I'm sure Lyndsey and David are back from their honeymoon since the wedding was in October (I'm a little slow), but I wish them lots of happy years together!

Much Love,

Shannon

Seasons Changing - Holiday ordering deadlines

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 13:05:00 +0000

I am always amazed at how quickly we start wearing jackets and turning on our heat a day here and there to needing the heated blankets, flannel sheets and winter coats every day. I don't mind the change of season because I know it only means the holidays are coming with lots of time with family and friends. I do mind because I can't do as many portrait sessions outside.

So, with Christmas just weeks away, I wanted to let everyone know that the cut off for ordering prints and receiving them before Christmas is December 15th. If you have had a session with me this year (or last) and want to order more prints to give as holiday gifts, please contact me as soon as possible. This tends to be a busy time for ordering!

I do have custom holiday Christmas cards too!

I myself have not starting my holiday shopping so this is as much a note to myself to get moving!

I took these photos a few days ago and know just next week how different it is going to look outside. I'm still trying to capture the eagles by my house. I haven't seen them with my camera in hand yet.

Much Love,

Shannon

Children's Portraits: 4 months old

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 17:06:00 +0000

What a fun age four months old is! I had such nice, relaxed session with this sweet little boy and his Mom. I took this little guy's newborn portraits in July and boy has he changed! He still has those striking blue eyes! You can already see that he has a great personality.

This first image is one of my favorites. You'll notice it is now on my main homepage when you go to my portrait site. What a cutie in this hat!

This second image is one of the first set we took. Can't you just see how cute he was trying to talk to us?

The basket was a great prop since he's not sitting up perfectly yet, but I like how he looks a like he's telling us another story all relaxed in his special chair (basket).

These eyes just lure me right in - what a doll he is!

What a great smile...

Then last, but not least, the 'What you talkin about Willis?' look...

As I look back, it's almost a shame I posted more black and white for you to see since his eyes are such a beautiful shade of blue! Thanks again for letting me capture a moment in this little guy's life.

Much Love,

Shannon

Happy 16th Birthday!!!!

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 13:26:00 +0000

This time 16 years ago, I was in Hawaii at a big pink military hospital on the hill (Tripler). My husband was in Japan and I was in labor. We even have some pretty funny stories about me (in labor) being patched to him through the radio where most of the base could hear (and later told us about hearing it). The best part - six hours from now I gave birth to my first beautiful baby girl! I'm so proud of her!

As cliche as it sounds, I cannot believe I have a sixteen year old daughter! It really does go so quickly! AND Yes, I do remember the day she was born like it was yesterday.

So, I just wanted to say Happy Birthday, I LOVE you to pieces and I hope you have a wonderful sixteenth year!

She has since had her braces removed and I wish I had a photo to post with that. :)

Much, Much Love,

Mom

Senior Portraits: Brunswick, Maine

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 19:00:00 +0000

Brian was another great subject for Senior Portraits. These guys are making my job easy with all their good looks and charm. We started in Topsham and then took a few portraits in Brian's back yard. After that we headed to Bowdoin College to finish our session. The trees were still covered in beautiful fall colors and the weather was perfect!
Here are a few of my favorites...

I just love these first two images. The colors are rich and go perfectly with Brian's dark hair and gorgeous brown eyes. I hope I do not make him blush by saying that! :)

I just loved this fence as a back drop.

Of course I had to mix in some of the fall colors in at least a few images.

And I couldn't miss showing Brian's great smile...

It was a pleasure to photograph your Senior Portraits, Brian!

Much Love,

Shannon

Weddings: Freeport, Maine

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 12:00:00 +0000

About little over a month ago, I shot another wedding with my fellow photographer/friend, Susan of Susan Mullen Photography (See photo of her at end of post). The wedding was in Freeport, Maine at the Harraseeket Inn. When you first drive into Freeport (which anyone who has been to Maine knows about Freeport, home of L.L. Bean) you see the Inn and it's indoor swimming pool with big windows has always enticed me! Laurie and Jon were married in the back of the Inn, which is a beautiful area as well...

This photo was actually taken toward the end of the night...

Laurie's Mom was so sweet and I loved watching her lace up her only daughter's wedding dress. It was later revealed that Laurie is not a dress wearing gal, so this was quite an occasion!

The gorgeous bouquet...

Laurie kept this glowing smile all day. She was definitely a happy and relaxed bride!

The ceremony location...

I love this image of Laurie and a few of her brides maids laughing! Doesn't she look relaxed for a girl who is ready to walk down the aisle?

The groom's first look at his bride being escorted down the aisle by her proud father. I think he's giving her the mental thumbs up on the dress!

A ceremony photo...

The ring...

This next set of photos just make me smile...

The kiss...

Now the, how do I get out of here?

Jon was a good sport about it all, hamming it up for us! I love it!

The very delicious looking cake...

The first dance...

The bride led her parents out to the dance floor to celebrate their anniversary with a dance.

Before the wedding, we arrived a little early and I took some quick portraits of Susan. Isn't she a knock out?

More on these photos later. I have a story I want to tell, but this blog post is getting way too long!

Much Love,

Shannon

Senior Portraits: Augusta, Maine

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0000

Ryan was a pleasure to photograph. He has a very creative mind and we had a great conversation about books, movies and art. We had an unseasonably warm and beautiful day for his Senior Portraits. In fact, after mowing the lawn in my full winter gear yesterday I wouldn't mind having that weather back! Here are a few of my favorites from Ryan's session...

Another guy with incredible eyes...

Enjoy the rest of your Senior Year! Keep reading and pursuing your art ideas!

Much Love,

Shannon

Children's Portraits: My girl

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 12:38:00 +0000

Just a few photos I took of my youngest daughter yesterday. The leaves are beautiful and I realized I've been so busy that I haven't taken the time to take any photographs for myself lately. I still can't believe my 'baby' is 5'6" tall already at 13 years old!

I hope everyone is enjoying this weather!

Much Love,

Shannon

Senior Portraits: Old Port, Portland, Maine

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:00:00 +0000

I feel like a broken record at times, but I have to say it again...I love Senior Portraits! It is just so interesting to get to spend time with these kids that have everything going for them and so much to look forward to in life. I love to hear what they want out of their future. I love just capturing this point in their life where they are just putting their toes up to the line of adulthood and ready to jump!

Kate admitted that she loved Vogue magazine (as do I) so we tried some different things and I love the way they turned out.

Kate was very comfortable in front of the camera like so many of us aren't (myself included) and the camera loved her!

I love the lighting in this black and white. I love it in color too, but the black and white spoke to me more with this image.

Love this light in this image as well...we were right across the street from the water.

I could have shown her whole session on the blog. She was a great subject and I enjoyed our shoot. I've been blessed with great Seniors this fall!

Much Love,

Shannon

Family Portraits: Biddeford Pool, Maine

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 21:00:00 +0000

This family was more than a bunch of troopers for their shoot. On vacation from out of state, they just happened to have a tropical storm during their weekend in Maine. I don't know if I've ever had a family work so hard at getting a session accomplished, in the rain and be so pleasant about it all.

This guy was a little shy for the camera at times, but his Dad was great at getting him distracted and laughing. All the parents were great about helping the session along to get us out of the rain!

The proud grandparents and the adorable grandchildren...I love how the little boy is putting his feet in his sister's hair with that great look on his face.

This little one turned a year old the next day!

Definitely a happy baby!

I could have just scooped these two up and taken them home with me. They were adorable with their curly hair and beautiful eyes. They're such a fun age too!

This lovely lady was too shy for me to take her photo alone, but I was happy to capture a moment with her and her sweet niece!

I just love her lifting her little foot and you can almost see her big toe reaching down...

These two cousins were trying to warm up after the session.

I love the reflection of the family running to the ocean...

Thank you for having me take your family portraits!

Much Love,

Shannon

Senior Portraits

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 20:49:00 +0000

I can't tell you how guilty I feel when I am behind on blog posts. So let's just say I have a lot of guilt at the moment. I am going to try my best this week to catch up a bit. Let's see how that goes!

I received an email from Lake's mother that just made me smile. She wrote that she met me in my 'about me' section of my website and knew that we would be a perfect fit. Then after speaking to JoLynn I found out that we're practically neighbors. She has a wonderful son that I know she is proud of and he was a lot of fun to photograph.

It was cloudy through the session, but right as we were finishing the sun peaked out through the clouds and lit up the trees behind us.

After we finished our session, Lake was telling me what kind of music he liked and just started playing a little as he talked. Of course I had to take my lens cap back off and start shooting. That is such a smoothing sound to me as I grew up listening to my father play this way.

Thanks again for my mini-concert!

Much Love,

Shannon

Senior Portraits

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 13:12:00 +0000

During the lovely weather of last weekend where we nearly missed Hurricane Kyle, but caught three days of rain instead, we met at Winslow Park. Since we worked around mother nature that day, I was thrilled to even get any sessions in that weekend. As has happened in the past, we were fortunate that the rain came down heavy as we were leaving the park.

This handsome guy is turning 18 this week! Aric was pretty sore from playing a tough football game in the rain the night before, but was still quite the sport for our session.

Happy Birthday, Aric!

Another handsome Senior!

Hopefully we'll have a few days of no rain! I'm still thankful it's not snow yet!

Much Love,

Shannon

Wedding in York Beach, Maine

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 13:00:00 +0000

Since moving to Maine, I have had the pleasure of meeting another fellow photographer who has also become a friend. Susan of Susan Mullen Photography asked me to second shoot for her on this beautiful day. This new bride and groom now live in Hawaii, but came back to have their wedding in Maine at the gorgeous York Beach.

Aren't these shoes great?

I love the details...

I couldn't get over how cute these three were. There were lots of adorable kiddies at this wedding...

The bride rode in this car to the ceremony overlooking the water. Looks like this friend knows to keep her happy so she doesn't get nervous...

The bride catching a glimpse of her groom for the first time...

A during the ceremony image...

After the wedding and before we took group photos, I happened to catch this and thought it was cute...I love the colors in the flowers against the dress colors.

Another adorable flower girl...

A kiss in front of the beach...

Their first dance...

Best of Luck to the both of you!

Much Love,

Shannon

Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 00:30:00 +0000

Last fall I nervously joined a volunteer organization called Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep (NILMDTS). At first I was very anxious that this was something I would not be able to do emotionally. Someone very close to me had recently suffered a miscarriage and was having a tough time healing. It made me feel helpless, but at the same time it drew me towards joining the organization. God willing, I have been able to volunteer and give a remembrance to families going through such a difficult time. I have found that it has been a privilege to meet these parents who share their precious babies with me. I can never understand what these parents are experiencing, but even if it helps a small amount to ease their suffering, it is worth it to me. I feel fortunate to have been given a gift of being a photographer and am so thankful that I can share it in a way that hopefully helps someone. I will never forget any of the beautiful babies and parents I have met through this organization.

Below is from the NILMDTS website:

With the Month of October being recognized as Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, The Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep Foundation holds its Annual Fund Drive for six weeks starting in mid-September and ending in October. It is our hope that those in a place to make even a small contribution to NILMDTS will consider doing so allowing the organization to provide adequate resources, training, communication and tools necessary in support our amazing contingent of professional photographers who provide the gift of free remembrance portraiture to families in need.

Your donations help the organization in many ways -
By supporting the continued education of our volunteer photographers
By allowing us to further our outreach to hospitals and hospices across the world
By offsetting the costs associated with outreach efforts including Formal NILMDTS Training Seminars
By supporting the Family Forum which creates a productive and supportive haven for healing
By supporting the Photographers' Forum which provides a helpful environment for our member photographers to express their feelings and receive advice on the various issues that they face in this noble work
By supporting the day to day operations of our Headquarters Offices

Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep is recognized as an IRS 501(c)3 charitable organization (Tax ID#77-0656322) and your donations are always entirely tax deductible. When you donate, you will receive a thank you card that serves as your receipt as well as an enclosed card you may to send to the family of whomever you made the donation in memory of.

With an average of 2-million hits per month on our web site, imagine if everyone contributed just $5 to the organization!

Your donation truly will make a significant difference in the continued success of NILMDTS.

There are several ways that you can donate to NILMDTS today.
The first and easiest is to donate through our secure website by clicking here. NILMDTS is run 100% on donations and we truly could not provide the support necessary to our photographer volunteers without the kind generosity of donors like you.

You can also pledge your support through iGive.com, an online shopping portal where a portion of all supported purchases you make online are automatically donated to NILMDTS.
Click here for more information and to register!

You may also send a check to our mailing address:

NILMDTS Annual Fund Drive
7800 S. Elati St. #111
Littleton, CO 80120

This is definitely an organization worth donating to, even if it is just a small amount!

Thanks for reading this!

Much Love,

Shannon

Their three sons...

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 14:25:00 +0000

When I was visiting Indiana I was fortunate enough to see some old friends and be able to do a few short sessions so they had updated photos for their Christmas card. (Yes, it is already that time again!) This family is one of the things I miss about living in Indiana. Here are a few that made me smile...

Hey, look at my lego man...

I thought most brothers didn't get along? This looks more like brotherly love!

Oh man, this park is so fun!

I can't believe I actually caught him still for a split second?

The eldest by a mere few minutes...

I'm not really sure what the whole 'stick posing' was about, but he was having fun with it...

One more big smile for the road...

There were family photos taken too, but I'll let them save that for their Christmas card!

Much Love,

Shannon

Wedding: Chris and Lyndsay

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 16:49:00 +0000

Chris and Lyndsay were married at the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath, Maine. It was a day where Hurricane Hannah threatened rain and the Blue Angels were suppose to be flying over (and possibly drowning out anything being said during the ceremony). It must be a sign of a marriage meant to be because neither of these things interrupted the ceremony.

A few photos of the location.

Let's start with some details...

I love the fall colors they chose for their wedding...

A quick toast before they head to the museum...

Lyndsay leaving the hotel...

Chris and Lyndsay chose to have a 'first look' and take photos before the ceremony together. This is such a nice detail that gives them a private moment when they first see each other before everyone else is around. It also allows us plenty of time to take photos so that after the ceremony it is all about the reception!

In this image Chris is waiting to see Lyndsay for the first time as she comes around the other side of the trolley...

This is one of my favorites of them together...

A sweet moment with Lyndsay's Mom and sister before the ceremony...

Another moment with Lyndsay and her Father before he walked her down the aisle...

The beautiful bride...

The handsome groom admiring her...

One of my favorite photos of Lyndsay from the day...

Their first dance...

What stands out with Lyndsay and Chris is their ability to make each other laugh. They both seem genuinely happier when they are together. I just loved watching them laugh with each other and know that they have a lot of years of happiness together! I was more than honored to capture their day for them!

I'll end with a kiss on the trolley...

Much Love,

Shannon

Back to Maine

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:55:00 +0000

I have had request for more photos of my newest nephew,
so I wanted to post a few more...

this photo makes me laugh because he looks like a grumpy old man getting ready to say, shhhh!

This was the first smile I was able to capture..his Aunt Cher is holding him...

I like what his onesie says, but what I thought was really great about this photo is that the red blanket he is laying on is actually a prayer shaw that their church in Indiana sent to them.

Of course I cannot leave out my Miss P! This was the day that Hurricane Ike was passing over Illinois. It was windy and dark, but we snuck out after the rain and got a few photos before I left.

Much Love,

Shannon

More nephew time...

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 19:11:00 +0000

I know when I leave this photo is going to make me really miss his snuggling up when you hold him...

I love a good yawn!

and of course sweet baby toes...

Much Love,

Shannon

Newest Nephew and family

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 23:18:00 +0000

I've had the pleasure of spending the last four days with family and most importantly my newest nephew. I only met him four days ago, but have fallen completely in love with him as I did my other nephew and niece. I am so lucky to have such a great group of people to call family.

Of course my shutter has not stopped much in the last few days. I am so grateful to my clients who have let me put on hold editing from their recent wedding and Senior shoots to spend this week in the midwest with some pretty important people.

Here's a sneak peek of the new guy....I'm holding back until I know what photos my sister picks for their announcements. I don't want to show those before others see them.

He was born two weeks early so he has still not hit his due date even though he was born on August 26th.

Of course there will be more to come...

Much Love,

Shannon

Daughters and Hurricane Hannah

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 01:00:00 +0000

Let me first say that I love my daughters. I feel that they are the subject in my photography a lot more than they would prefer, but I was politely informed by my youngest daughter that she had not made an appearance on my blog in several months. I had to smile to myself that she actually reads my blog. Because we all know that Moms just aren't cool to teenagers and I am honored that my daughter(s) would take the time to see what I post.

So, as hurricane Hannah made her way across New England, my baby girl and I walked out to a hayfield in front of the house (had to add that because I know some of my Indiana friends will get a chuckle at how remote of an area I now live in) and took some photos by the newly bailed hay. Do they still call it bailed when it is rolled in a circle? If anyone knows, please inform me! I wouldn't want to get that wrong. ha!

Hurricane Hannah was pretty mild. Please don't think I took my daughter out in a massive hurricane and shot photos of her blowing away. Luckily, New England didn't see too much of Hannah's fury this time around.

I was playing with a new lens and a very shallow depth of field. This is my favorite shot even though she only has the one eye in focus (f/1.6). I just love the light and colors of this image.

My typical color and black and white choice....I think color wins again, but I still like the softness of the b&w.

I landed in Indiana this morning and am anxiously waiting for my other sister to land so we can go see our newest nephew! It is good to see Indiana soil and some old friends that I was able to share lunch with today. I missed you guys!

Much Love,

Shannon

Wedding: Chris and Lyndsay

noreply@blogger.com (Shannon Post) — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 11:00:00 +0000

I had the pleasure of photographing a wedding for a family that is very close to my heart. I can't wait to post more photos from the wedding, but here is a quick sneak peek of the gorgeous couple. The newlyweds are making their long trek to Texas as we speak (driving) and I know they will want to see something when the arrive.

Chris and Lyndsay were married at the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath, Maine. Right as they were arriving at the museum and ready to have their 'first look', a trolley was parked in front of the museum. I asked if we could take a few photos with the trolley. The gentleman driving the trolley was very gracious in letting us do just that!

As you can see, Lyndsay is a beautiful bride!

More later...

Much Love,
Shannon