Cathy and David Photographers | Indianapolis Chicago Wedding Photojournalism

Very nice… beautiful photos!

i love the pictures
i am really thinking about going to camp adderberry in indianapolis.

Thank you so much for capturing my baby brother’s devotion. I adore my brother and so does my son (they are two of the same mold)he will be deperately missed as he was last time. He is prayed for daily by our entire extended family. I am so proud of him words can not describe the depth of my love for my brother. I am so glad our prince has finally found his princess and they are expecting their first baby, Joey will be a wonderful father, as he has been a wonderful uncle to my son, May God Bless you and keep you Joey as we wait for your return home.

this is wonderful that you were able to do this. there is actually a group of affiliated photographers that does this type of work on a philanthropy basis, they are all over the country..it’s called Operation Love Reunited or OPLove for short. they do homecomings and deployments.

This is so touching – beautifully done you guys

David, I adore the humanity of the shots. A sweet couple, familiar story, and I, as a newlywed, teared up. Keep on doing what you do and stay in touch.

ahhh come on guys that isn’t fair!! I got all teary eyed!! Beautiful shots!I love the impromtu photo sesh outside- so sweet I know she will be framing some of those!

David- what a moving story.

I’d love you to hook up with Jeremy Hogan sometime (photographer at the Herald Times). He has been dedicating most of his spare time to documenting these topics. I know you’re both addicted to Facebook, so getting to share these with him will be easy! I know he wants to publish a body of work sometime, so I’m sure you guys would enjoy sharing and discussing.

Joe is our son-in-law. We live in Louisiana and were not able to be there. Thanks for the great pictures. We loved being part of it through the pictures.

I want to say thank you to David, you took amazing pictures. I honestly got lost in my work and thankfully you have shown me what I missed. These pictures will help my family a great deal. People like you and my family are the reasons I do what I do. Again thank you….
SSG Joseph Gallagher

I totally teared up reading this post! What an amazing session… I love how you captured the emotion.

you have given this family a great gift and reminded the rest of us of the sacrifice that our servicemen and women make for this country. well done, david.

Great job capturing the emotion in each image. But you messed up my makeup and my nose is all read and snotty. Thanks a lot David!

Oh my gosh, I hardly ever cry looking at photos – that shot, where she’s grabbing the back of his head, he’s clutching her cheek and they’re kissing – that just switched on the waterworks straight away. That is just an AMAZING photo! I’m still teary! Well done David!

So showed Lou the words and the photos and he cried. Loves the last picture best and says it is suitable for framing to go in anyones house. Love Mom and Lou

David – words cannot describe how gratful I am that you were able capture this. Joe is my brother and not being there to see him off broke my heart. Your pictures bring great comfort. I am thrilled that you are able to give the world a glipse of this amazing guy and the story of how he finally found the love of his life – the agony of leaving her – and the promise of what he has to come home to. He really is as great as he seems (I am not just being proud big sister) and as for Tiffany, the look on his face tells it all. We are truely blessed to have them in our lives.

I love so many of these shots. Tears are literally rolling down my cheeks… Military couples steal my heart every time!

David, you continue to amaze me on how you “capture the moment” and again fill me with emotions on people I don’t even know. Your words and your photography of this special couple brought me to tears. How blessed you must have felt to be able to capture in your lens the love that Joe and Tiffany have for each other. I am sure that they’ll never forget this day and how nice to be able to look back at the photos you took. My prayers are with them and that Joe returns home safe and sound to Tiffany and their soon to be child. What a homecoming that will be!
Love you lots!
Mom

This brought tears to my eyes. Beautifully done.

I never cry. I’m not much of a crier (not when I comes to images anyway.) don’t get me wrong, I feel moved at times and appreciate the work, but I never cry.
These images brought me to tears.
The love emanating between those two and the pain and pride in their goodbye is so emotion-FULL. I wouldn’t have been able to get through this shoot.
Well done.

I connected immediately to this because I have lots of family back home who live in Edinburg. But even if I didn’t, OMG, I love this! So emotional and real and beautiful! What an amazing thing for both of them to have! These photos are just fabulous!

I’m crying as I type this. The whirlwind weekend that was Joe & Tiffany’s wedding and Day-After shoot went by all too fast to focus on the emotions involved with what was to come. I already felt close to Joe & Tiffany from the engagement session I took of them a couple of months ago. Then the wedding day came, Tiffany found out she is expecting, and then the super cold outdoor Day-After Shoot. It was all so happy, as it should have been, and fun. And although I knew this was the last time the two of them would be seeing each other before Joe was deployed to Iraq, I didn’t FEEL it. It is with these photos you took, David, that I feel it. I feel for them. And I feel such a great sense of pride. This is a special couple, a strong couple, a beautiful couple. A couple that will forever be in my heart. I’m so glad you were able to capture this moment for them. I look forward to seeing Joe come back safe in less than a year now and photographing them with their new blessed addition. Thanks again for covering this as I was unable to. And I wish the best to Joe and his family.

Jenny
Grise Photography