A follow up to Sarah & Andrew’s destination wedding in Cuba that I posted earlier. A couple days later we headed around the resort for a few additional pictures and a little fun in the water for a trash the dress session.

Thanks again to Heather Windsor for bringing me along

One of the best sunsets I’ve shot. I’ve mostly shot in Mexico in the Mayan Riviera where there is no good sunsets so I was thrilled when we had the chance to shoot one in Cuba.

Heather’s working hard in this one.

If you ask some of my brides and grooms, or even other photographers I have worked with they will tell you I can try and push boundaries when I photograph. I’ve asked brides to jump off cliffs into water (that were afraid of heights), shot in abandoned areas that are closed to the public, or climbed some pretty crazy things to get the shots I want. Linday & Justin’s wedding wasn’t so much pushing the ourselves but pushing the limits of where we could shoot.

Golf courses are beautiful to get married at. With perfectly trimmed grass, ponds, and nice landscaping for acres providing a great backdrop for photos. Unfortunately, we aren’t always able to take advantage of their beauty. Recently many courses have limited the use of their grounds for their weddings out of fear the bride will be struck by a stray ball (which would not be a good thing). Lindsay & Justin were OK with pushing our luck a bit and we were still able to capture a few images around the course (much to the dismay of the staff member who stalked us in his shiny red “official” golf cart.

To this I say thank you to Lindsay and Justin for breaking some rules and sorry to the official who I’m sure didn’t enjoy following us rule breakers around.