Huy Cat Photography Blog

I first met both Alex and Brian on the tennis court. Alex came from the ranks of AA ALTA tennis, Brian came from a rival men’s team that we played each season. Apparantly, that’s also how they first met, on the tennis court. So when they asked me to take some engagement pictures, we first hit the courts!

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Then, we had to hit the fall landscapes. I love fall colors, and we couldn’t have picked a better weekend to take some fall pictures. Here’s a picture right from their own neighborhood.

After a quick lunch break, we drove up to Chota Falls. This is where they’re having their wedding. So, this gave me a chance to scope it all out. What a scenic location for a wedding.

Right about now, their butts are apparantly frozen from sitting on the rocks. Since these were long shutter shots, I had to ask them to sit there for quite a while.

It was 40 degrees outside. But the wind probably made it feel like 32. Yet these girls were running their hearts out.

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What a great bunch of kids. It was great seeing these kids grow in soccer skills. Our season wasn’t full of win’s, but it was fun. Here’s just a small sample of the pictures throughout the season.

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Well, the season is finally over. Watching these kids grow as athletes was something I’ve never experienced before. But it was clear that each kid improved in their own ways. Here are some final pictures of the season.

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This is the second time I’ve photographed the Alvarez, and, boy, have the kids grown up already. Great family, photographed right when the leaves are changing colors in their neighborhood. You can see more by (clicking here).

 

Ceremony: Glenn Memorial Chapel
Reception: Atlanta History Center
Music: Twisted Hip
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This is Traveler’s first annual Multiple Sclerosis Celebrity Challenge. The days leading up to this event was dreary and raining. But, the skies opened up on the day of the event and everything turned out wonderfully. Play was at the beautiful Crooked Creek Golf Club.

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Of course, the day started with a heavy dose of fog.

Things still didn’t clear up as the players started to warm up.

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When the skies opened up and sun came pouring out, play began.

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And, of course, the celebrities.

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And since this is a charity event, let’s not forget all the hard working volunteers.

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The day ended with a silent aunction of amazing items

and a reception where $75,000 was presented to the National MS Society – Georgia Chapter.

I guess this is a case of turning lemons into lemonade. It was early Wednesday that I wanted to head over to Crooked Creek to take photos of the golf course during sunrise. These were to be my stock photos for the Traveler’s MS Celebrity Challenge that’s to occur later that day. To my disappointment, the morning started with a dense layer of fog. You can’t see half way down the fairway. So instead, I decided to just hunt around for some other photo opportunities as I waited for the fog to lift. Here’s one picture down a cart path of the third hole.

 

 

The lady Norcross Red Hots are at it once again. This time, they’re real sluggers. Wow, they sure have improved over the years I’ve photographed them. You can see all the pictures by (clicking here).

Here’s a shot right after impact! You can see the dust from the impact point.

And Kelly playing third base.

Check out this game face.

 

 

They’re at it again. Panthers playing hard and tough. (Click here) to see more pictures.