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here’s one gigantic post to make up for missing the past couple months

hey guys, if you’re still out there then I think you deserve a really great post. i haven’t avoided blogging because of laziness and i have been busy but that’s not the reason either. i was testing your loyalty. i’m happy to say that you’ve passed. you are now in the circle of trust and i will reward you with 81 of my faves from the last couple months. I still have about 5 photoshoots and as many weddings in the works so I’ll get those up here sometime in the next decade. maybe sooner…
hope everyone in blog land is doing great. keep spreading the word about timwill photography. if there’s anyone out there that can hook me up with a Europe wedding I’ll give you something really cool. a high five. ..and maybe some free photography. i can keep sweetening the deal, just let me know what it’ll take.
PS; in other news, baby Willoughby is due in 8 weeks. IT’s a BOY. If you have any name suggestions send them my way. I’ve got a few ideas which i might post later but in the meantime, leave me a comment with your best name. we need first and middle : _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ Willoughby
Also, tell me how awesome these photos are. Or tell me how much they suck. Just tell me something people…

Comments

Kelly Lee:

You just made my day with the post :-) Amazing inspiration as always. I love it all, especially the part where you updated your blog… jk, It’s well worth the wait! I don’t know if it’s really your thing or not, but I’m serious, if you had a workshop, I’d be all over it… and I’m not usually into the whole “workshop” thing ;-) You are truly talented…

Joe 85:

Dude - I think they are par for the course. The course of greatness, that is.

You should name him Morpheus Franklin.

Both Meghan and I are super stoked that you’re documenting our wedding. Awesome!

Amanda Young:

Hey Tim! Just clicked over here from facebook and these are amazing! I’m not a photographer, but some of my favorites were:
The shot of the bride twirling in her dress is stunning.
I love the placement of the bridal party in the pink dresses and the ones in the dark blue dresses.
I love, love the ones of the bride in the pink shoes! And she looks familiar so thinking she must be from Augusta.
The bride and groom in rooms next to each other is so creative! And the lighting on the bride was perfect!

I would love to hire you for family pictures sometime if we’re ever in Augusta when you’re available! Great to see some of your work!

Mark Hayes:

Talk about making up for a lack of posts. Great stuff and inspirational as always.

Kat Forsyth:

I’m still loyal! Well, that, and my Google Reader told me you had posted. I had wondered a few weeks ago what had happened to you, though.

I loved loads of them, but the one that made me laugh out loud was the groom climbing up the wall - the expression o the bride’s face is priceless!

As for your baby, if it’s a girl, Katharine. Katharine Willoughby sounds great, as do Kate and Kat (I’ve never been a fan of Kathy, but that’s personal), and it’s a classic, standard name that’s not excessively overpopular at the moment. Plus that spelling is Katharine Hepburn’s. You can’t get classier than classic film.

Deann B.:

There is so much to comment on with all of the gorgeous images in the post. You are the king of flare, your T/S skills are out of this world and the basketball shot and the rain shot are some of the most unique and amazing images I’ve ever seen. Awesome.

Mollie:

Beautiful as always. I love your use of framing with doorways, arches, etc. You didn’t specify whether you are having a boy or a girl…I am assuming boy from the Joe 85’s post so I will say name him Raphael. Raef for short.

Sarah Metts:

Great pictures, Tim! I love the one with the palm trees, and the one with the statues is awesome.

Katie Keys:

Oh I love it. Esp. all the pictures with the curly haired bride in the beginning, I think my favorite is her in the doorway with sunlight, then I got to the groom in the bedroom, bride in the living room and was in love…as well as the one with what looks like an “after wedding is over” chat in the evening…Don’t know if I’m making sense, but they look wonderful. Boy: Timothy John; Girl: Emma Ann Marie. I would be more creative, but hey, I can’t give you my favorite names.

Britt (Martin) Trulock:

Jack Willoughby! We’ve already talked about this! And, pumped I made the blog! Hooray! The only one you left out was the one on the balcony…that is money. Can’t wait to see the wedding pics. You are definitely phenomenal!

Meredith Tompkins:

Love your work! Your such an amazing person to work with! Meredith

Katie Beverley:

Holy Moly!!! Awesome post, Tim! Love your style so much :) You have some amazing talent, dude…!

Kayla:

FABULOUS PHOTOS! Your work is so stunning and creative! So many great shots here. Thanks for sharing!

John Pascale:

months and months of waiting…and now this! Well worth the wait! Incredible post. I am going with Finbar (Finn) for a boy and Emma or Grace for a girl…

Lisa Harrell:

wow! these pics are full of awesomness!! i’ve been checking the site at least every other day for so long it seems, but it was really worth the long wait:) i especially like the ones of the guys jumping up and the pic being taken below as well as the one with the bride & groom in separate rooms. i’m getting so excited and can’t wait for our upcoming e-session and wedding!! now for names, how about cullen or jackson (jack) or collin or parker or gavin or reese or alex or andrew. i’ll have to think a bit to come up with more. can’t wait to see more posts!!

jackie wonders:

O ——> MY ——> WORD. I love every single one of them. Name him West Willoughby. It has a ring to it… congrats!

Braeden Rogers:

So much awesome work. Congrats on getting published. Congrats on the kid.

andy:

Blogging is a blessing and a curse. I’m behind on blogging, like the idea of one post many images.

Congrats on the kiddo!

Jane Marie Kinsey:

You are making me blush :) I can’t believe I made your blog! I feel famous. These pictures are fantastic…can’t believe you manage to do all of this AND plan for a baby at the same time. I am thrilled with our wedding pics and looking forward to seeing you soon. Give Sarah my love!

Brandon Lata:

MAN I have been coming back to this post now for the past couple of days and every time I find something new that I love! No bull brother! Thank you for the inspiration and the advice. Talk to you later.
Peace

nate henderson:

Hey Tim,

Never commented, but been browsing for the past 2 months. My wife and I always love your work, and just wanted to tell you that. Glad you made a post to “make up” for the lack! I look forward to the next one in 3 months. For names, why not Boaz Elliot (oh wait, that’s my son’s name - you can use it too, though). Congrats on the baby.

Year One Online:

After reading the article, I feel that I really need more info. Could you suggest some resources ?
p.s. Year One is already on the Internet and you can watch it for free.

Bridget Behrend:

Love, Love, Love them! Such talent!!!
Oh, and for the baby… I love the name Henry ;o)

Kate Garcia:

It’s about time! I had about given up on you, though I figured with Sarah’s pregnancy you had an excuse. Seriously stunning. Every last one of them. Amazing that you have a moment to capture a moment and you do it so beautifully. Thank you for the inspiration. Boy name? George - after Frassati, of course. Middle name? William or Thomas. Yeah, that’s my vote.

Courtney Khail:

I’m so stoked to have made the blog! You did such a wonderful job at the wedding- we are still talking about your wonderful work (esp the library shots which are still some of my favorites). It also looks like your name got passed around for some of our friends weddings too which I am so happy about! You deserve every bit of praise- you truly are an exceptional photographer! Oh! and congrats on the upcoming baby boy!! I remember when you told us you two were expecting at our wedding; I can’t believe it’s already been 6 months! I’ll let you know if I come up with a cool name :)

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