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ABOUT TERRI LANE:
I could tell how passionate I am about taking pictures, but so is every other person who calls themselves a photographer. "So what makes you any different than the rest?" I didn't choose photography as a profession, it has just always been something I enjoyed. I started college at Auburn University unsure of my major. It was due to unforeseen family illness that I moved back to my hometown of Tuscaloosa. I enrolled at a local community college where I took my very first photography class as an elective to fill a credit. The moment I stepped into the darkroom and saw my images come alive on paper, I was hooked. I continued my education at the University of Alabama where I had the opportunity to study under other amazing teachers and artists. I have taken classes from local photographers as well as "big-named" photographers all around the United States. However, it is through my lens and exploration that I have learned the most. I don't claim to know it all, but enjoy learning new techniques and creative ways to express myself through my work. "So what is your specialty?" To this I would have to admit, I only shoot what I enjoy. There's enough "photographers" out there, I don't have to do it all. I, however, LOVE to shoot Weddings, Bridals and Newborn/Family portraits. Yes, I've shot the 24 baseball teams in a day and more than my share of basketball pictures, but my true love is getting to capture those moments when someone's heart is in the clouds. The moment when they stand beside that one that makes their hearts race and their face blush, joined hand in hand, to begin their story. Those moments when moms are holding back tears because their baby girl is putting on her white gown to live out her very own fairy tale. Those moments when rock-hard Daddies melt into puddles when they see their little girl for the first time as a woman in her wedding dress. It's those moments you really become connected to the family you're photographing. With each new bride (and groom), I feel I have gained a piece of them. I am so thankful to be a part of their special day, to document little moments they will relive again and again. After all of the overpriced food is gone, and the flowers are wilted, they will still have their wedding album to share and remember the way they felt on their Wedding Day. In ten + years, I have photographed over 75 weddings, but not one has been routine or the same. I look forward to each and every one. It is not a "job" to me, but a blessing to be a part of something so special. "So what do you do when you're not photographing?" I am a stay-at-home/working mother of two precious children. I still take pictures on my phone poor resolution and share them with others. Some would say that makes me "bad photographer." I say it makes me a busy mother that loves to capture the moment with whatever is at hand. I am that mother at the t-ball game that takes 300+ pictures of her child's first game. The one on the field trip that sees more of the day through the camera lens than not. Whether it be at a baseball game, backyard swings, or just documenting the ordinary non posed days of my children, I can probably be found with a camera in hand. It is what makes me happy. |
Terri Lane Photography | Phone 205.799.4969 | Email TerriLnPhoto@aol.com
Tuscaloosa Wedding Photographer ~ Bridal Portraits ~ Engagement Photos ~ Travel Weddings
Mommy & Me Portraits ~ Children and Family Portraits ~ Maternity Portraits ~ Birth Announcements ~
Bar Mitzvah ~ Bat Mitzvah ~ Event Photography ~ Alabama Wedding Photographer ~ Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Tuscaloosa Wedding Photographer ~ Bridal Portraits ~ Engagement Photos ~ Travel Weddings
Mommy & Me Portraits ~ Children and Family Portraits ~ Maternity Portraits ~ Birth Announcements ~
Bar Mitzvah ~ Bat Mitzvah ~ Event Photography ~ Alabama Wedding Photographer ~ Tuscaloosa, Alabama
