I had the opportunity to photograph Tony Gottlieb and Tim Whitehead.
They are the incredibly talented (and patient.. thank God) tennis pros
at The Savannah Golf Club. Now if I could only serve like one of them..
I’d be set !!
About Sarah K ? Hmmmm...this is tough for me. Thankfully you're not able to see how many times I've rewritten this section. I don't want to bore you with all of the stuffy information that is usually in this "bio" section, so I'll just say it like this: Welcome to my Blog : ) I am a photographer/designer that runs purely on passion for both. I am also the proud owner of Sarah K Designs, a design firm that was established with the busy photographer in mind. We want to be your workflow !! Specializing in everything from basic color correction to the final print of your beautifully,custom designed album. This blog will keep you up to date on everything that is going on within SKD, our latest designs, and knowing me, a random post that I feel is blog worthy !! Comments are very welcomed.... Enjoy !!
I had the opportunity to photograph Tony Gottlieb and Tim Whitehead.
They are the incredibly talented (and patient.. thank God) tennis pros
at The Savannah Golf Club. Now if I could only serve like one of them..
I’d be set !!
Another amazing wedding I shot with
It’s the couples like Ashley and Andy that keeps
us doing what we love… WEDDINGS !! : )
Thanks to everyone that helped make this a perfect day for our bride and groom !!
Especially want to thank
Rachel Biggs @ Duvall Catering & Event Design
&
Elizabeth McKeever with McKeever Fine Art















St. John’s Island, 76 degree weather, and a bride that looks like she just stepped out
of Grace Ormonde…
All eyes were on Malia as she walked down the aisle
in her custom designed wedding gown !!
The ladies from Gown Boutique of Charleston
designed this one of a kind dress just for
our bride… amazing !!
The team at Southern Protocol planned a sophisticated and chic
ceremony and reception for our bride and groom.











Feel free to view the entire wedding day by clicking the link below : )
Check it out !! Savannah’s “South Magazine” featured an editorial written about SKD and my signature Wedding Albums. This was featured in their February/March Art issue. Click on the image below to read the entire article !! We’re so excited : )
One of Charleston’s top Wedding Photographers Charlie Thiel (also a client) made his television debut on Lifetime’s show specifically targeted for brides and grooms Get Married. Charlie speaks about his experience with destination weddings, and the importance of bringing your own photographer to these locations. They also speak about the importance of having a professional wedding album produced (ah hem). In this segment…you’ll see one of my albums : )
For iPhone/iPod touch users, here is an awesome IM app. It’s like Blackberry Messenger for the iPhone/iPod touch !! When my sister told me about this app, it was free..now I see it’s selling it for $0.99. Either way, it’s definitely worth the investment ; )
For more details about this app check out their website:

As you can see, this bride (like most) spent some
time in the sun before her BRIDAL FORMALS !!!!!!
Immediately after the shoot, the photographer called SKD
for help… Good thinking !! ; )





“Sarah K, I’m telling you, I didn’t get any good shots of the Kiss….”
So I browse through the images that Charlie Thiel uploaded to my server, and found these

Okay, so maybe Charlie didn’t think he got any good shots of the kiss, but after I showed him the layout I came up
to capitalize on the images he did shoot….
HE WAS THRILLED !!

I imagine that all photographers, (not just wedding photographers) are too critical and over analyze their work
..it’s nice to have someone from the outside looking in !! These images were
there the entire time, Charlie just didn’t see what I saw….
I am often asked,”oh, can you do that thing where the picture is
black and white, but you make the flower red…”
Yes, Yes I can do “that thing”…but I choose to add more
impact by tastefully selecting the colors that I want, careful not to over saturate. This process
is meant to draw your eye to the color that’s enhanced, not take away from the image itself. I like my work to flow…


