Wes Roberts Photography

Wood Bridals

So, the story behind these... oh so long.  Really, almost 4 weeks long.  We had worked up a time about a month in advance where we could get the bridals done, the portrait ordered and no problem.  In steps the rain.  4 weeks of rain.  rain. everyday.  Until... all at once the skies parted and we had sun! Not just sun but dry ground.   So, with the rays beaming down in the now blazing and muggy afternoon, we were able to capture these amazing shots. 

 

 

*This is the location I like to call "Land of 1,000,000 skeeters".  We were absolutely eaten up by these things.  I looked down at one point and thought that the hair on my legs had turned black because of so many bugs.  But we forced our way on through the "Land of 1,000,000 skeeters" and came out alive.  Barely and about a quart of blood less. 


 

 
 

Boots and Hats

This was a set from a session I did with this awesome little cowboy.  I couldn't begin to tell you how fun it was to follow this little guy around.  Jenny, thanks for calling me up to do this.  I hope you enjoy!

Be blessed!

 

 
 

Twin Time

I could not begin to tell you how cute these girls were! A while back I offered my services in a silent auction to help the local high school raise funds for an event.  Well the winner was a grandmother who wanted pictures of her granddaughter and great grandaughters.  After getting the chance to meet them family I was so excited to do this and was tickled the whole time we shot.  As you view the pics you'll notice how amazingly cute these girls are.

                   

Woodling Session

Pugh Session

 

The Bakers

These are a couple that I took for the Bakers just before Christmas.  I aboslutely had an amazing time with this little girl.  How could you not eat her up.  Guys, thanks a ton and God bless,

Wes

Renfroe Mini Session

One last blog for the night.  I really wanted to post this for the Renfroes.  This was from a quick session in which we were trying to capture some shots to use for their Christmas card which turned out amazing if you got one (designed by wes roberts photography).  Anyway,  these are just a couple from the session in which I had a little apprentice who did his fair share of documenting the "Renfroe Christmas Tree Adventure"  (sounds like a National Lampoon's movie title), even a couple of pictures of himself. 

The face says it all.  (This was the back of the card)

Justin and Molly

Words really can't describe this couple who are so close to our lives.  Justin and Molly have played an amazing role in mine and Meag's life.  Justin was my roommate for about 3 years in college and is truely one of my closest friends.  It is amazing how the Lord will place someone in our lives that will challenge us and spur us on towards our walk with Jesus, much like David and Jonathan.  To me this is Justin; plus there are many many stories that crack me up.  Molly has been a new and wonderful friend to Meag, so much so that I've had to split the cost of our phone bill with Justin.  Anyway, on top of this Molly is a super amazing interior designer with a lot of big clients around Alabama.  So if you are thinking about needing a designer or know someone who is, you really need to get up with her...or just shoot me an email and I'll get you hooked up with her.

Boys Will Be Boys

I believe the title says it all.  We showed up for this session knowing that we were going to get something good because of last year.  Some of our friends from church asked if we would do another shoot with their little man, which I was super excited about because love this little guy.  It had rained the previous night which I had thought might give us some trouble but it actually made for a great time.  Three words... little boys, puddles.  What every kid loves!  Another note about this shoot, I learned about the "elf on the shelf" and the power it holds over a little child’s Christmas hopes... the power to make or break lies in the hands of this Pinocchio looking puppet.  Scary!  This elf had brought a note back from Santa that night which beheld not so good news.  To which it was promptly thrown in the trash by little man.  Thanks to Lauran and Adam for keeping us stocked for another year. 

 

PS.  There is another section to this which I'll post later. 

A Little Tiny Webb

I wanted to share a couple from a newborn session we just recently had.  Little Webb is such a cute  baby who dispite her "not so much love" for photography allowed us to get some amazing pictures.  What was funny about this session was that it took us 3 times.  Everytime I picked up the camera, looked at the camera, thought about the camera, Little Webb let us know about her love for the arts with those wonderful loud baby sounds.  But you know even through out the 3 visits, we really did get to know the Webbs and were blessed by their kindness; they are such a great family.  Well, I hope you enjoy these!

Be blessed!