Hello! I’m Claire Martin, the photographer and vision behind Windom Hill Photography. With a passion for fine art photography and a deep love for Charleston’s timeless charm, I specialize in capturing the essence of each couple’s unique story. My approach is simple yet sophisticated, focusing on natural light, soft palettes, and the genuine moments that naturally unfold during your special day.
From the first consultation to the final delivery of your images, I’m committed to creating a seamless and enjoyable experience for every couple. My goal is to provide you with a collection of images that you’ll treasure for a lifetime, each one reflecting the beauty and joy of your love story.
Photography has always been more than just a profession for me; it’s a passion that began in my childhood. Growing up, I was captivated by the way photographs could capture not just moments, but emotions and stories. This fascination led me to pursue a career in photography, and eventually, to the founding of Windom Hill Photography. Charleston’s enchanting beauty and historic charm provide the perfect backdrop for my work, and I’m grateful to call this city home.
Our approach is simple yet sophisticated, focusing on natural light and genuine moments. We aim to create a relaxed and enjoyable experience for our clients, allowing them to be themselves while we capture their true essence.
Exploring Charleston’s charming streets and historic landmarks with my camera in hand, always searching for new inspiration.
Favorite Pastime
The blooming flowers and mild weather create the perfect setting for outdoor shoots.
Favorite wedding Season
Its waterfront views and classic architecture make it a dream location for weddings.
Favorite Venue
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