Savannah, Hilton Head, Charleston, Sea Island, Children, Wedding, and Commercial Photographer
Christine Hall Photography has been voted Savannahs Best Photographer four years in a row from the readers of Savannah Magazine and also was chosen Kodaks Photographer to Watch in 2008, an honor given to two studios around the country. She has photographed covers for Cooking with Paula Deen, Paula Deen and Friends, the Deen Brothers and has photographed commercial work for The South Magazine, Delta Sky Magazine, and Savannah Magazine. Her work has been featured in Good Housekeeping, The Knot, Weddings With Style, and Southern Seasons. She photographs weddings and portraits in Savannah Georgia and around the country. Her style is artistic and fun, she lives in Savannah Georgia with her daughters Alexa, Ava and Ruby born in February of 2012 and husband Scott.
912 353 1989
I love the jasmine that comes out every May it reminds me of this photographer who didn’t start her photography career until she was 48 and this was in the 1800′s. She has always been one of my favorite photographers. This family has some beautiful red heads and a great store downtown 24 E
Photographing to me is both very personal but also you need to stay a little aware of what is going on around you. It is talking and getting to know peoples lives and also in the back of your mind looking for a photo without being obvious of all the things dancing in your head while you are waiting for that photograph and be able to say holt and get the photograph and go back to the conversation. I love photographing this family, we have for a couple years and even though I see everyone about once a year except the mom I feel extremely close to them. I feel that way about many of the families who have been part of my life and the brief time seems very connecting and personal to me. My clients have been part of my life beyond just hiring me for photos, they have celebrated our babies lives with me, our joys, our sorrows, sometimes a lost loved one. Photography is so wonderful in so many ways but especially since it took this shy girl from Florida who came up to Savannah not knowing a soul and be a part of a great community of people.
I loved every bit of how 12 he was. So tall and lanky. Sweet boys and mom told me after that he said he had a really nice time. Had to pat myself on the back that a 12 year old boy actually liked getting his photo taken.
Since the twins were born I think about that part in the movie Parenthood when the grandma said this
I love this wedding. Tricia Huddas and her company did such an incredible job with this wedding at the Ford Plantation. I do not think there are words to describe the couple, the venue, the love of their family, and the weather. I loved Pricilla’s smile and her beautiful face, a dream to photograph. Congrats!
April 30, 2013 - 9:37 am - Amazing photographs of an amazing spring wedding!
April 30, 2013 - 10:22 am - I loved the photos. I am so glad many were taken in black and white. The photography here is really beautiful and very special. It is obvious that you were able to do the impossible of being present, but not to such a degree as to make any of the pictures or portraits seem "posed" or "staged". There is a joyful sense of spontanaity in these photographs which make them all the more compelling. Well done! Give yourself a hug. Best, Brian
We are excited to partner with the incredible local artist Heather Lindsey Stewart
Purchase a Mother’s Day gift certificate for a session to be shot in June or July, and we will include one custom designed necklace. Christine is offering this unique opportunity for you to have one image designed in a sterling silver necklace hand made by local artist Heather Lindsey Stewart. Sessions are $349.00 plus tax and include the necklace. Not valid with other offers. Contact Ruth at 353-1989 to purchase.
Here is a little about Heather and a photo of the necklace
Here is a little about the artist
CH 1. Tell us a little about the theme of the necklace
HLS 1. This design is from a series I call “Between the Branches”. This series represents
protection of something dear to your heart. The clean and encompassing lines of the
design wrap around the encased photo to give a protective feel to the piece and the
person it adorns.
CH 2. Tell us about yourself as an artist
HLS 2. As a jewelry artist I find constant inspiration resonating from my 2 beautiful
daughters. They have inspired my work to become more meaningful, heartfelt and
symbolic. Themes of motherhood and inner strength are common themes in my work.
CH 3. Tell us about Kobo Gallery
HLS 3. Kobo gallery is a cooperative gallery I started 6 years ago. We have 13 members
and the contemporary work ranges from handcrafted jewelry, photography, encaustics,
watercolor, mixed media, wood sculpture, fiber art and paintings.
I remember my Grandma used to have a clothes line just like this one in her backyard. Birds would come and drop there feathers on the ground and I remember my Grandma always telling me not to pick those dirty feathers up. When I picture spending time at their house I picture alot of memories there. I passed this place while on our routine of dance class every Monday and Thursday and the light and shadows were awesome. The others I took when I was down in Florida and I just love this white wall that is the back of a tennis court. Seems timeless to me and I love seeing the lines and the simplistic setting.
I couldn’t help but take a photo instead of rushing over to pick him up. It did make me smile, I love this age.
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