David & Trent (since 1997) by auntietk
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David (left) and Trent (right) have been together for 17 years, but they just got married in June.
That was a great day. :)
Comments (15)
Well, as they say in Gaelic, Mazel Tov! I just love happy endings.
What an impressive and gorgeous shot! 17 years and counting! How cool is that?! Such an elegant photo and I love the whole happy vibe this has. I just love the in-love-glow; it's always there, it never goes away, it makes life so livable and livable life shimmers through this whole picture!
lovely couple; I wish them many happy years together
Very beautiful couple! I wish them all the best
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing
Congratulations to them. Amidst all the discouraging political news, at least the majority of our country got this one right. How can anyone see the affirmation of a loving relationship as anything but a positive thing?
Excellent. On all counts. Very happy for them. :)
Such a wonderful photo! Very best wishes to them for another twice at least seventeen years.
OH, How happy they are looking. Wonderful double portrait. Congratulations :-)
Lovely wedding portrait!
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
A great photo of two happy people, Tara! I wish them the best.
And may they have many, many more years together. They are such wonderful men!!
Beautiful portrait of the two of them! Congrats!
A beautiful and sensitive portrait, Tara, and without the trappings of professional stylizing (common in wedding-couple photographs)...it's fresh, spontaneous and loving. Full beautiful color in both David's and Trent's faces, a gentleness in the light, a simple natural background (you photograph their home beautifully and always have, as far back as I remember), beautifully and simply placed in the frame (not to "portrait-y" but still a genuine portrait), and the two heads facing you but still leaned into each other. Simple and eloquent. Real Tara portraiture---it has the best of formal portraiture, but with the spontaneous freshness that you bring to your portraits. (You might say, portraiture with a healthy serving of street sensibility.) A beautiful celebration. I'm so glad you've posted pieces from this wonderful long-awaited wedding.