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Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Rebecca & Stephen Twin Oaks Antebellum Engagement


When I first had a consultation with Rebecca & Stephen, we were chit chatting about where we went to school and what-not. Stephen mentioned he was from Trenton, so I asked if he knew my step-dad. He said, "yeah he was my teacher! And you shot my senior pictures." Ha! I felt bad for not realizing who he was when he walked in, but it was funny to discover that. It was several years ago, so it's been a while! I'm so excited to have another opportunity to photograph Stephen and his lovely fiancé Rebecca. They are both so nice, and I enjoyed out engagement session at Twin Oaks. Their wedding there is going to be just gorgeous!


Isn't her hair the most gorgeous color?! I thought her navy top complimented her hair color really well.









Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Abby & John Austin - Cotton Field Engagement Session

It's not often I get to shoot in a cotton field, and it's even less often that I get to shoot the cotton field with the farmer in it! Actually, never. I'd never done that...

Until last week when I met Abby and John Austin at the Fincher family farmland. :) John Austin's family has farmed for generations, and he is proudly carrying on the tradition. I thought it was a great idea when Abby mentioned photos in the cotton, because cotton fields are so pretty this time of year and because the land is a special part of their lives.

I loved getting to know these two while we were shooting. I was trying hard to carry on a conversation while climbing over rows of cotton. I don't know how they were perfectly composed, because I was sweating and panting like I'd just run a few miles. Anyway, here are some of my favorite images from their session the other night. I'm so excited to shoot their wedding next summer!










Above: My favorite



After we shot quite a bit in the field, we headed over to John Austin's home and stopped along the way to get photos with some farm equipment.


Wasn't sure this was going to work, but I think it's adorable!





I don't think I took a single bad picture of these two. They are just THAT cute! Hope you guys had as much fun as I did :)

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Vince & Heather's Outdoor Engagement Session


Before I talk about Vince and Heather's adorable engagement shoot, let me direct your attention to that HOT NEW URL/LOGO on my photos. I finally changed my business name and rebranded! I decided to change from Kristi McMurry Photography for a few reasons...mainly because, duh, I got married forever ago! Another reason is because there are several other photographers in my town with a name like Kristi/Kristen/Kristina, and they're all awesome. I felt that I needed to set myself apart, and a name change was a good way to do that. Woody is my new last name and Pearl is my grandmother's middle name, which I love. I guess that's the short story! I am so excited about it, and I am also using the same branding for my new vintage rental business. I'll post more about that later, but for now you can check out the FB page.


Ok, so on to Vince and Heather! These two are so.dang.sweet. I met with Heather and her mom at the beginning of the year, and we instantly hit it off. I could tell from the start that I would enjoy working with them, and so far I definitely have! We met at this lovely house in downtown Jackson and shot their photos around the outside. Heather's bright shirt really helped brighten up the photos since we were shooting in the dead of winter. Good choice, Heather!








Vince and Heather were both totally natural in front of the camera, which made my job easy!  I loved how sweet they were together. I also had a pretty stellar assistant with me that day, Travis Wyatt. I am so pumped for Travis and I to shoot their big day in May! I'm also really excited to be able to share Heather's bridal portraits after the wedding. We shot them last week and I LOVE THEM. It's killing me not to share them, but I think I can make it. ha!