We met fifteen years ago in a Boone darkroom — June was printing portraits of her granddad's tobacco barn, Theo was hogging the enlarger — and we have been photographing together ever since. June shoots the quiet things: hands, letters, the mother of the bride breathing in the hallway. Theo climbs on chairs at receptions and knows every overlook on the parkway by milepost.
We photographed our first wedding in 2014, opened the Beacon Hollow Lane studio in 2019, and have made pictures at just over two hundred weddings and elopements since — nearly all of them within these mountains. We work slowly, stay late, and believe the best photograph at any wedding is usually of someone who doesn't know they're being photographed.
Home is West Asheville with a freckled pointer named Biscuit, a garden that grows mostly dahlias and regret, and shelf after shelf of other people's family albums rescued from estate sales. We'd be honored to make yours.