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Amanda + Hitch met through mutual friends; Amanda was living in Charleston while Hitch was living in Savannah. As fate would have it, the two joined their group of friends in 2013 on the adventure of a lifetime called Yacht Week. The group of friends sales the British Virgin Islands for a week – Hitch and Amanda officially meeting and spending time together. And well, the rest is history. 

The two are set to wed at the Tybee Island Wedding Chapel later this Fall. However, they opted for a low-country engagement session in the South Carolina ruins. Pop the bubbly and let’s take a look at Amanda and Hitch’s Old Sheldon Church Ruins engagement session! 

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  1. Lorelei says:

    Oh, I’m just in love with such photos, perfectly embodied atmosphere, I admire you!

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I’m Justin — a wedding photographer based in the Lowcountry, photographing celebrations throughout Charleston, Savannah, and wherever the good stuff happens.

My work lives somewhere between documentary and editorial. Honest moments. Strong photographs. Images that feel effortless without looking manufactured.

Because the truth is, the best parts of a wedding are rarely the ones on the timeline.

They’re the deep breath before the ceremony. The grip of a hand when nobody’s watching. The champagne-fueled chaos that erupts once the dance floor opens.

That’s what I’m looking for.

I’m less interested in perfection and more interested in feeling. The real stuff. The fleeting stuff. The moments you'll remember and the ones you didn't even realize were happening.

Most days I'm buried in a gallery, coffee within reach, our four dogs causing problems somewhere nearby.

I photograph weddings for couples who care about experience, style, and being fully present. Couples who want incredible images without spending their entire wedding day posing for them.

You can expect a mix of timeless portraits, honest storytelling, gentle direction when needed, and plenty of room for the day to unfold naturally.

I shoot primarily digital, with touches of 35mm film woven in for texture, character, and a little extra soul.

At the end of the day, my job is simple:

To make photographs that feel like your wedding felt.