Rick Hawkins Photography

Angie and David

<>><><><<>>><>><><><>><><><<><>><<>><<><><<<>><><><<><><><><><><><><><><><>< The low pressure weather system that settled into middle Tennessee the week of this wedding made us all nervous. We had a great location for an outdoor wedding. We just needed the rain to hold off for the service. It all worked out! The rain stopped about 30 minutes before show time. I love shooting on overcast days. The colors are rich and the lack of shadows is very flattering for portraits. The bride and groom looked great! Great times at the Honey Do Farm! <><>><><>><<>>><><<>><><><<><<><><><>><><><><><<>><><><><><><><><><><><><<><

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portrait of a photographer

<>><<><><><<<><<>><<>><><<>><><><><<>><<>><><><><><><<>><><><><><><><><><><><<<<> I don't often get the call to take pictures of adults. I have to take them where I find them. This is my friend Amanda Mccadams. She is a photography instructor in Nashville. She enjoys shooting lava flows, museums and crazy dioramas. Her photographs are very intriguing. Maybe I can learn something.

ficus

<>><<>><><><><<><><><<<<><><<><><><><><><>><><>><><><><><<><><><><><><><><> My banjo leaf ficus shed some leaves. I stuck one on the light board.