Sometimes the creation of beauty in this indistry is far more powerful than the images we see on the pages of magazines or blogs. This delicate fig inspired editorial from the last Belle Lumière workshop was photographed by one of our very talented approved photographers, Tulle & Grace. Below we get to find out Whitney's reasons behind becoming a film photographer and the journey that led her to invest her time and talent into the tangible worlds of film. We love how passionate Tulle & Grace is about her work and this organic wedding inspiration really shows off her talent to the full. You can see more of Whitney's work and more about her here in our Fine Art Curation Guide ...

From Tulle & Grace: "Last year in June, I lost my grandfather to cancer. It was a very sad time for me and for my family. Prior to this time I had been a digital shooter, but when my grandfather gave me his film camera weeks before his passing, I knew I wanted to learn more. I signed up for several workshops including the Belle Lumière workshop in Nashville. This was my second time work with the amazing Ginny Au and her team of incredible vendors. I fell in love with film instantly and haven't looked back since. This shoot was so elegantly simple, like only Ginny could do. I am so glad I attended and I thank everyone involved for their support."

Tulle & Grace is a proud member of the Wedding Sparrow Fine Art Curation. Whitney is based in Atlanta but travels worldwide to capture beauty. You can see more of her portfolio here.

Photography: Dress: Tulle & Grace | Film Lab: Film Box Lab | Workshop: Belle Lumière | Cameras: Contax Rental | Location: Bloomsbury Farm | Styling: Ginny Au | Rentals: 12th Table | Hair and MUA: Amanda Gros | Teachers: Elisa Garvis Bricker, Edward Bricker, Austin Gros and Ryan Bernal | Model: Lauren Ledford | The Dress Theory | Dress Designer: Rue de Seine | Florals: Caroline Jones with 12th Table