Although this post is several days late, I still want everyone to know about a new aspect of Andrew Bryant Photography that we are really excited about. Operation :: Love ReUnited is an organization that we were recently introduced to and are eager to partnership with. The organization essentially connects photographers with the families of enlisted US Military men and women and provides the family with a complimentary session. These sessions focus primarily on deployments, both before and after the soldier returns home.
Personally, it's easy to say a quick "thank you" to our military or even waive a flag from our home, but I feel that this is one small way that I can give back and say thanks for all of their service.
If you're currently enlisted and would be interested in a complimentary session, please contact us at:
andrew (at) andrewbryantphotography (dot) com
Subject :: Operation :: Love ReUnited
Along with the complimentary session, we also offer a military discount to all enlisted personnel for your wedding day. Please contact for further information.
Posting this clip just because I can't wait until the new Coldplay disk hits the shelves! Any other fans out there who might be as obsessed as I am??? If so, do you think it will live up to "A Rush of Blood to the Head" or "Parachutes" (not much of a fan of "X&Y").
This weekend we flew up to Chicago to photograph the wedding of our good friends from college,Taylor and Zac. We had a blast seeing them again and catching up while celebrating their new life together. Thanks for having us be a part of your day guys... we love you and wish you the best!!!
This weekend's wedding was a blast. I've got many photos to sort through and too many to choose from for the blog, but here's a favorite of the bride, Taylor. We snuck outside for just a few short minutes to take some quick pics before the sun went down...
A number of you have been a great encouragement to me when I posted about an opportunity to travel to SE Asia for a missions trip with our church and I want to thank you. Although I would have loved to have gone with the team this November, circumstances have changed for a few reasons and I'm now headed in a new direction.
A few months back I was speaking with my dad about an opportunity that he has to travel to Mali, Africa to assist as a physician at a women's clinic. I thought it was a great opportunity for him to be a part of the team from World Medical Mission since he has such a great heart for missions and helping others. Little did I think that I would ever have anything to contribute... after all, I'm not a physician (and you wouldn't want me to be either!). Yet, the more I spoke with my dad about the trip, the more we got excited about taking the trip together where I could be used to document the conditions and the critical need for basic healthcare in many parts of Africa.
All this to say that details are still pending, but I'll keep you up to date as I find out more info.
