Saba Photographers of Atlanta Georgia
Have you ever thought “if I only had a camera as nice as that, I could take good pictures too”??? Well what do you think about this, 3 MP Sony point and shoot.
I am displaying these because I am going to submit at least one (but more if interest) to the 3rd Annual Celebrate Wayne & Conquer SADS Memorial Benefit silent auction. Lemme know which ones you like.
WOW! This wedding at the Atlanta National Gold Club was simply beautiful. Everything about this wedding justifies why we love our job as wedding photographers. First of all, it was a day of true love. It was very touching to witness such a beautiful ceremony. The emotion of the wedding party really tells the story of this day. The other reason we love to photograph weddings is the opportunity to create photographs that capture the beauty and love of this special day. We believe we really nailed it with this set, and the overwhelming response of the bride and groom have proven that they are just as happy.
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This has always been one of my favorite spots to photograph the Atlanta (and specifically, the midtown) skyline. I have not photographed it since they finished the 12th and Midtown buildings (to the left of the frame). I was in the park yesterday for a family shoot and brought the tripod to get some sunset shots.
Again, these images are all taken with the iPhone and processed in phone. This one was processed with the “pro HDR” app which is my favorite HDR iPhone app.
As powerful tornados tore through the southeast yesterday (and devastated much of Alabama), we were very cautious with it approaching Atlanta. We were lucky in Midtown, but much of western Georgia did get hit hard. This was taken about 30 minutes before it hit. The clouds were low and moving very fast.
This image was enhanced in phone with PSexpress
This is a very special set for me, because it is of my beautiful wife 35 weeks pregnant. The photographs were taken at Tuscany courtyard and in our home studio.
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Walking from MARTA to my office, I love this shot of the twin towers (191 Peachtree)
Below are two shots (from 2 different days); one is in phone HDR and the other sooc
This was done with in camera HDR. taken from our parking lot in midtown.
We were excited to get the call to photograph Scott and Alicia’s wedding. The Baciks are old friends from days when we photographed the band, Widespread Panic. We did photography for his brother’s wedding, maternity, and newborn sessions. It means a lot to us to be included in so many important family events.
Scott and Alicia chose a beautiful setting at Lake Martin in Dadeville Alabama. The wedding service was held at Church of the Living Waters at Stillwaters. It is a nice open air A-frame structure directly on the lake. The reception at a house on the lake and as the sun set, you could see every star in the sky (always a welcome treat for those of us who live in Atlanta).
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We had the pleasure of doing a follow up shoot with one of our brides, Amy Unger Forrest. Her wedding was a hit and our photography was featured in The Knot Magazine. We were excited to get out and do a trash the dress shoot with her, and are very pleased with the results. It was a great morning on the Cartecay River near Ellijay in north Georgia. The Cartecay is only about an hour from Atlanta and is a quick and easy way to get out of the city and onto the water.
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