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Left of Center Photography is simple, relaxed, fun photography that captures clients being themselves. The studio comes to you so that your photos are in the places that are part of your memories.
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That was the day Tiffany and Matt got married on. Sure it was cold and dreary outside, but we had a great time in front of the fireplace at Quail Hollow in Concord.
One of the biggest surprises of the day was greeting not one, but two copies of Tiffany when she got off the elevator that afternoon! I didn’t know she had a twin sister. Fortunately, they wore different dresses so I could tell them apart during the ceremony! 
First shot from Tiffany and Matt’s wedding at Quail Hollow.
More to come…
A little over a week ago I got the opportunity to spend a fantastic fall day shooting the wedding of Marcia and Kevin. Blue skies, perfect temperatures and awesome fall colors that matched the theme of their wedding day to a T. A golf tee if Kevin had his way about it. The reception was decked out with pumpkins, corn stalks, lots of homemade pies and even a fireplace for making smores! How cool is that?
One shot from tonight’s fantastic wedding with Tracy and Ben!
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Last weekend Kathy and Matt were married in front of their closest family and friends. The day started off with a few surprises. First it was raining like crazy on the east side of town and looked like it would all day. Not the best for the outdoor reception that was planned for later that evening. Second, I was greeted by a limping groom at the church. Matt and broken his foot earlier in the week. He put in a good effort and made it down the aisle without the walking boot and with a smile on his face, but I’d expect nothing less from a fireman!
The rain stopped just around the time the ceremony ended and we hit the fire station for a few quick shots before heading to the reception at their house. A huge tent filled the backyard and a big BBQ was on. Dinner, dancing and a great party ended with a beautiful release of Chinese lanterns after the sun set. It was the perfect ending to the night!
