courtney {e} photography blog: David & Julia

Saturday, October 31, 2009

David & Julia

Oh I am sooooo totally in LOVE with this couple! David and Julia wanted to do a 40's theme, and I was so into that! We chose some spots around Louisville which fit their theme. David & Julia are so much fun! I even busted out the Glee version of "Don't Stop Believin'," which is their wedding song, and we had an impromptu dance session right there on 4th street in the middle of downtown Louisville. We also did some shots at the historic Union Station, Palace Theater (who coincidentally is having a Judy Garland concert) and then hailed (quite literally) a trolley that drove us all around downtown. Seriously, this was the most fun engagement session I have had.... EVER. If I had this much fun at the engagement session, I can't wait to see what the wedding is like!

1 comments:

Ceece, November 1, 2009 at 5:56 AM: That 2nd one down is just fantastic! Yay 40's, you know I'm a fan of this session instantly! What a fun couple!

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about courtney {e}

Courtney is an award winning photographer from Louisville, Kentucky. She was given her first camera at the age of 14 when her father first handed her his Canon SLR (this was back in the manual days!). Courtney attended Atherton High School and would often walk down Bardstown Road or go to Cave Hill for inspiration.

Courtney is very at home behind the camera and her woman's eye for detail helps her to capture everything about the special day.

Courtney is a member of professional organizations such as Professional Photographers of America (PPA) and Wedding & Portrait Photographers International (WPPI). Courtney gives back to the community as the area coordinator for Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep Infant Bereavement Photography. Courtney has received such awards as the Good Samaritan Award from Norton Healthcare for her work with NILMDTS. Her work is also being featured in the Capture Kentuckiana book published by the Courier Journal. She was also selected one of the best photographers of 2008 by the PhotoLaureates.

In her free time, Courtney enjoys traveling with her boyfriend, playing soccer, listening to music, reading, and learning about science. She also has a small dog who is the subject of many of her photographs.