February 12, 2010 is the day people in Charleston, South Carolina will always remember as the day snow fell. I mean, really fell. We got close to 7 inches of snow.

Since I had never ever had snow before and had never really seen snow up close (except for in the glaciers of Alaska that is), I didn’t know that snow here in Charleston was a big deal.

Our puppy Shutter had lots of fun in the snow. As soon as the snow started falling she tried to eat it all and shoveled the snow into her mouth.

Here is a photo of Shutter jumping on a fence in the snow.

Happy New Year, everyone!

2009 has been a great year for us. It’s been a year of a lot of achievements and milestones in our business as well as in our lives. We’ve met a lot of wonderful people and did a lot of beautiful weddings in some of the most gorgeous locations in the tri-state area.

We hope 2010 will be even better!

Merry Christmas!

Happy Thanksgiving! This is my third Thanksgiving and I am looking forward to eating lots of good food.

We are very thankful for a great and wonderful wedding season. Thanks, everyone!

We love this photo of our puppy Shutter. It’s kinda blurry (ok, it’s a lot blurry), but it just captures her personality so much that we had to share. She’s fun, rebellious, a little crazy and she sure loves water.

Twice a day we take her for a walk. Everytime she tries to jump into puddles and roll around in mud and tries to get that earthy smell on her. Every other day she succeeds and gets so dirty and muddy that we have to bathe her (which she does not like at all, even though she loves to jump into the water so much).

Here is our new puppy Shutter. She is a black Labrador and German Shepherd mix.

We just had lunch with David and Kristina from Muse 10 Photography at the Wasabi Steakhouse in Downtown Charleston, South Carolina.

We met David and Kristina at the Greenville Bridal Show and they happened to be vacationing in Kiawah Island this week so we all decided to have lunch. Luckily, they like Japanee food and were in fact craving sushi for the longest time but just didn’t have a chance to.

Of course, the boys talked about gear and codecs and formats. We also talked about our businesses, photography, videography, the bridal show and pretty much everything and anything. We stayed there for 3 hours just talking and talking and it still seemed like there was still so much to talk about.