Who says you have to be engaged to have a photo shoot with your loved one? Certainly not Ryan and Ashton Jones! We met up with this lovely couple downtown on Sunday, to get some edgy and fun anniversary pics. The duo were celebrating their third anniversary and as you can tell by the pictures, the flame is still burning hot! These edgy and fun shoots are becoming more and more popular with C.L. Moze Photography, as couples really enjoy getting their "Top Model" on! Ashton and Ryan walked around downtown with us for about three hours, high heels and all, and gave lots of energy and enthusiasm for every single shot. Way to go guys! Congrats on your third anniversary and I hope you have many more. Check out this sneak peek from your collection!
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Welcome to our blog! I decided to create this blog so our current and future clients can get to know us on a more up close and personal level. My wife and I are very family oriented and we consider you all to be an extension of the C.L. Moze Photography family. We'll use this "Snapshot" to keep you guys up to date on recent shoots, cool deals and promotions, and just us in general. Please feel free leave comments and let us know what you think.
You can also visit C.L. Moze Photography to view the portfolio and current pricing, or contact me @ 803-381-4570 / lemont@clmozephotography.com .Thanks again and enjoy!
-C. Lemont Moze-
You can also visit C.L. Moze Photography to view the portfolio and current pricing, or contact me @ 803-381-4570 / lemont@clmozephotography.com .Thanks again and enjoy!
-C. Lemont Moze-
Monday, January 24, 2011
Mr and Mrs Ganzy...
This weekend the wife and I had the pleasure of spending the day with Mr. and Mrs. Jamison Ganzy and photographing their wedding. We started out at a cool little Bed and Breakfast in Camden, SC called the Camden House. This place has the settings of a tradition southern plantation style home, and gave us a nice looking backdrop to get some photos of the guys before the wedding. The day as a whole turned out to be a beautiful day filled with smiles and lots of emotion, and ended with some great food, great music, and plenty of family bonding...old and new. Mr. and Mrs. Ganzy, congratulations on your beautiful union, and we wish you many, many years of happiness. Here are a few of my Favs from the day. Enjoy!


Monday, January 17, 2011
The First Shoot for 2011: Brittany and Sam!
What a great way to start off the new year! Brittany (my wife) and I met up with Brittany (Sam's Fiance) and Sam on Sunday to take photos for their engagement collection. The two were a great couple to kick off the 2011 season with! They were both enthusiastic and excited to be photographed. They both were very comfortable in front of the camera, and they didn't mind doing a little hiking while we explored some new locations. We were blessed with a beautiful , clear, and not too cold afternoon and we definitely took advantage of it. It's not often that you have a shoot that just goes exactly as planned, but besides a few very minor hiccups, this shoot went flawlessly. Thanks for a great day shooting Brittany and Sam! here are a few great shots from the day. Enjoy!
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Little Ethan Moze's First Christmas!!
My Son Ethan grew to see his very first Christmas this year. At only ten months old you would swear by watching that he'd been through this before! My little man tore open gifts, laughed and played, and even showed off some of his new outfits for the camera. This is by far the greatest gift a father could ever ask for...a great big smile on your child's face, PRICELESS!!! This all can't go without giving a great big thanks to Grandma!!! (she definitely has him ROTTEN!)
Mr and Mrs Cousins...Happily Ever After.
I have to admit, this is a couple that I could photograph everyday if I could. It amazes me how their style just jumps off of their pictures. Another cold (freezing!) day in Columbia, and once again, me with my camera were dragging my clients all over the city looking for that perfect shot. Needless to say, I didn't have to look long. But on the contrary, this shoot ended up being about four hours long and ended with drinks at this cool bar in Five Points. This has to be, hands down, the most diverse shoot of the year. We started out on the front steps of the State House, then to the back alleys of Main Street, complete with a variety of homeless guys who wanted to keep us company. Then, we headed to some abandoned train cars which we shot in almost total blackness, and finally, to a very mellow restaurant atmosphere topped off with a few adult beverages. Great day guys and tons of great moments for you collection. check out a few Teasers!
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