photography with dill

Today I had the pleasure of shooting some photos for my cousin Dillian's modeling portfolio. Here are some of my favorites.

(i said that her brother berklee eats caterpillars)

If you live in Savannah or Pensacola and need some photos of your little ones, shoot me an email!

my home

It is sad to see that Pensacola has made national news again. September will mark the 6 year anniversary of Hurricane Ivan, which was an awful month for my hometown. And now with the oil washing up on our beaches, it is scary to think it may never be the same. So I wanted to take this time to share some pictures I've taken over the years of lovely Pensacola.

sunset over Pensacola sound

casino beach

the cross on the way to ft. pickens

And if a door be closed, then a road for home start building. Tear your curtains down for sunlight is like gold. {The Swell Season}

the sound of white

Tonite I ventured off to Tybee island. I hadn't been out there in quite some time, so I figured I was due for a beach run. The drive itself was absolutely wonderful. The moonlight and excessive fog made the drive a bit haunting and mysterious. But I liked that.

I love the beach at nite. I closed my eyes as I was walking on the shore and felt like I didn't even need to open them to see where I was going. There was absolutely nothing in front of me. But when I did open my eyes, I looked directly to my right and saw allll ocean. It's funny how sometimes I feel like the sound of the waves is just white noise. But if you really listen, it is quite melodic.

via we heart it

Tybee has wooden swings placed sporadically on the beach. They are the good swings too. The kind that creak a little when you begin to push your feet off the ground. They are distanced far enough from the shore so that you can still hear the waves, but close enough to the dunes where you can feel the super soft sand cushion your toes.

via it's mary ruffle

If I listen to the sound of white, sometimes I hear your smile,
and breathe your light. {missy higgins}