What a fabulous event to take place at The Hilton Resort this November for Erin & Eric! We really enjoyed working with this couple and their families to create a wonderful event. Erin really wanted unique floral pieces for her guests and family to enjoy– we loved the cymbidium orchids, unique green callas and brassilea berries– to name a few. Greg got some romantic shots of them outside on the beach– it was a bit windy, but definately romantic. Congratulations to you both! We look forward to the years ahead of photographing you as your family grows!

The Veirs family came into the studio to shoot a family portrait for the holidays! Levy is an absolute doll! Very serious– but very sweet. These are some of our favorites from the day! Happy Holidays to all! Enjoy!

What a sweet little baby!   At only two weeks old, Grady is still a little guy. As you can see, his big brother Devon is a dol-fan, still figuring out if he’s a fan of Grady’s, but Devon knows heiis a fan for Miami already!  Go fins!

Ok, so I realize that I am having way too much fun in the wee hours of the night! My curiosity is sparked! I’d love to know what brought you to our blog– I’m sure this notable information will serve us in the future. Thanks guys!

I joined Hot House Yoga about 4 weeks ago, after a very close friend said I should come try the class with her.  I didn’t quite know what I was getting myself into.  Of course I’ve taken dance, pilates and exercise classes in my past, but I have never placed a single toe into a “Yoga studio.”

Driving up to their doors, I had zero expectations for the class.  The only figure that I kept envisioning in my head was the Material Girl Madonna, believe it or not.  I was hopeful that I wouldn’t have to wear any kind of red bracelets or open a book on Kabalah during class.  Yoga?!  “Ok,” I thought.  “I’m going to be open to this experience entirely.”  I have to admit that I was very intimidated.  I wasn’t sure what might be next.  Who would I meet?  What strange position would I have to contort myself into? Would I fall on my face?  Just what the HECK was I getting myself into?  (sigh!)

Hot House Yoga was such a unique first experience, just walking into the building made me feel like I was stepping foot upon “sacred ground.” Every sense in my body was alert– and my mind racing that wondered if I was seriously going to embarass myself.  I’m rarely a new comer… so this was an exciting and completely new moment for me.  Grab a mat, a towel– and then you are there.   The experience of walking into a room with a temperature set at 95 degrees for 90 minutes is hard to imagine until you enter.   It’s incredible– it’s as though the entire room has swallowed you whole… and the walls have slightly wrapped themselves around you.  As much as you would like to escape (the panic sets in), you know that you can fight through the ackwardness and uncomfortableness of the sauna like conditions.  The only thing that you can do is…. BREATHE!  You can make it through.

The people who take this class are such a diverse group.  Women, Men, the young, the old, the tall, the short, the fat, and the thin — the yin and yang cross section of this city.  There are some classmates whose skill level, balance and strength is so inspiring… and I find myself challenged by their presence alone.  Before too long, I realize that the skill, balance and strength is within me too.  After 90 minutes of intense training, soulful meditation, and lots of sweat– you leave class ready for the incredible day ahead.  It’s a difficult but rewarding way to start any day.  I can’t believe how much I enjoyed it.

If you haven’t been to this type of Yoga before, I highly recommend this class and the teachers.  Hot House is starting a 40 day challenge on November 17th that I am seriously considering taking.  I’m not sure whats holding me back.  I realize that the experience of doing this every day for 40 days is a tough prospect– but I’m always up for a good challenge.

If anyone is interested in taking a yoga class with me… I invite you to come share a day. You won’t forget it. -Corrine

With the holiday season nearly here, we are announcing that we will be taking a limited number of relaxed family sessions for clients who want a fresh, fun image to send out to their friends and family with their holiday cards.

Sessions are about 45-60 minutes in our Daytona Beach studio or on location throughout the city. We will capture your family doing something fun together or being cute together, in a pretty/cool/cute area, and get some great images for you! All images will be posted online via Pictage for viewing.

From the session, you can choose three full resolution files that will be emailed directly to you (additional files are $50 each) for use on your holiday cards. Additionally, you can order additional loose prints for gifts or framing off of our online cart.

Cost: $200

SESSIONS MUST TAKE PLACE NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 10th! There is LIMITED availability for these shoots, so send an email over to detailsflowers@ bellsouth.net to set up your session now

We met Rebekah & Chester earlier this year and started discussing the flowers and photography for their wedding that is to take place this February of 2009.  Their ceremony is at the beach in beautiful Ponce Inlet.  We absolutely love this area of the beach– and in fact, it is one of our favorite places to take the kids during the summer.  We do quite a lot of engagment sessions do there too– but thought that with their wedding at the beach, we should go to a different part of the city for their engagement session.  Greg knew some perfect “secret” location sjust where to take them to get unique backgrounds and romantic shots  Here are some of Rebekah and Chester during their shoot.  We’re looking forward to your winter wedding at the beach!

Our entire staff was looking forward to October 25th– with excitement and anticipation for sure. We’ve been working with Katie & Brett on all of the DETAILS of their wedding day since early this year. We were thrilled to watch all the pieces of our months of planning come together in a few short hours. That is my favorite part of planning a wedding day. I love the intensity of watching all of the details of our inspiriations, ideas and collaborations come together in one day– it’s a great experience to witness and take part it.

When you get to watch the Bride and Groom, Family & Guests enter a ballroom and sigh “WOW!”– that’s why we enjoy doing what we do. It was a beautiful day and a beautiful couple! We had a wonderful time working with the Youngman & McDowell families… here are some of our favorite images that Greg and Meg captured on the BIG day. All the best to you both!