
This year, I started saying yes to second shooting weddings whenever I had an open weekend — a great way to keep learning from other photographers and see new corners of the South. That is what brought me to Beaufort, South Carolina.
Beaufort is one of those Lowcountry towns that feels like it was built for photographers — Spanish moss draped over live oaks, historic architecture, and water at every turn. I spent the weekend there second shooting a wedding, soaking up a different perspective from behind someone else’s lens for a change.
On the drive down, I stopped in Sheldon, a quiet, historic stretch of the Lowcountry known for its ties to the Old Sheldon Church Ruins. Wandering both towns with my camera reminded me why I love this part of South Carolina so much — there is a slow, storied beauty to it that is hard to find anywhere else.
These are a few of my favorite frames from walking around Sheldon and Beaufort that weekend. If you are planning a Lowcountry wedding or elopement of your own, I would love to help you capture it.







Sheldon is a small, historic community in South Carolina’s Lowcountry, near Beaufort, best known for its ties to the Old Sheldon Church Ruins.
Yes, when my schedule allows, I love second shooting for other photographers. It is a great way to learn, see new venues, and explore new corners of the South like Beaufort.
February 25, 2016
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