MLE Photography

MLE Photography šŸ“Coleman, MI -> šŸ“Savannah, GA

03/09/2026

This morningā€™s (3/9/26) sunrise at the Savannah wildlife refuge! Never thought Iā€™d ever catch sunrises. The fog wasnā€™t really working in my favor this morning.

Amazed that I could just drive up to this guy Monday (3/2) at the Savannah wildlife refuge!
03/05/2026

Amazed that I could just drive up to this guy Monday (3/2) at the Savannah wildlife refuge!

Hey Iā€™m Emilie! Iā€™ve been taking photos for YEARS. But I really started when I got a camera 5 years ago! Iā€™m from mid Mi...
03/04/2026

Hey Iā€™m Emilie! Iā€™ve been taking photos for YEARS. But I really started when I got a camera 5 years ago! Iā€™m from mid Michigan and recently relocated to Savannah, Georgia! I would love to capture you, your loved ones (pets too), your littles, or really anything! Iā€™m always interested in trying new things/settings when it comes to photography! Please take a moment and check out my work throughout the years šŸ™‚

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IN SAVANNAH RATES:

Family: $75

Senior/Grad- $45

Maternity- $30

Birthday- $30

Quick 5-8 shots- $5

Couples: $50

90 minute follow around downtown: $100

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Message me with questions/booking! I do work 2 maybe 3 days a week so Iā€™m very easy to work around with! šŸ«¶šŸ»šŸ«¶šŸ»

Captured 3/2ā€™s foggy morning at the Savannah wildlife refuge! A couple of these are my favorite ever captured! ...
03/04/2026

Captured 3/2ā€™s foggy morning at the Savannah wildlife refuge! A couple of these are my favorite ever captured!

Some random shots of downtown Savannah on this 72Ā° day!
03/02/2026

Some random shots of downtown Savannah on this 72Ā° day!

The Sorrel familyā€¦ AI:Francis Sorrel (1793ā€“1870) was a wealthy Haitian-born shipping merchant who built the renowned Sor...
03/02/2026

The Sorrel familyā€¦

AI:

Francis Sorrel (1793ā€“1870) was a wealthy Haitian-born shipping merchant who built the renowned Sorrel W**d House in Savannah, GA, between 1835 and 1840. Located at 6 W. Harris St., this 16,000-square-foot Greek Revival/Regency mansion is ahistoric Georgia landmark famous for its reportedghostly hauntings and appearances in Forrest Gump.

Click this for more interesting information!! šŸ‘‡
https://gallivantertours.com/savannah/historic-homes/sorrel-weed-house/

Name: Dr. William Seabrook LAWTONBirth: 20 Feb 1825, Mulberry Grove Plantation, Black Swamp (Robertville), St. Peter's P...
03/01/2026

Name: Dr. William Seabrook LAWTON

Birth: 20 Feb 1825, Mulberry Grove Plantation, Black Swamp (Robertville), St. Peter's Prsh/Beaufort Dst (Jasper Co.), SC

Birth ca 1815, Mulberry Grove Plantation, Black Swamp (Robertville), St. Peter's Prsh/Beaufort Dst (Jasper Co.), SC

Occupation: physician, planter

Education: Black Swamp Academy, Colgate or Brown University

Religion: Episcopal

Father: Colonel Alexander James Josiah LAWTON, M (1790-1876

Mother: Martha MOSSE, F (1788-1836)

Moved to Savannah, GA, as youth.

Home in Lafayette Square was later sold & demolished for Catholic School.

Commissioned 6 Oct 1861 as "Full" Surgeon in Confederate Army assigned to hospital duty near Richmond

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Rate my editing skills šŸ˜®ā€šŸ’Ø absolutely loved photographing this plot šŸ«¶

I was very interested in the headstones that I came across, so I googled some info:Victorian Influence & Wealth: During ...
02/24/2026

I was very interested in the headstones that I came across, so I googled some info:
Victorian Influence & Wealth: During the 1800s, especially the Victorian era (1837ā€“1901), elaborate monuments became a way for families to showcase social status and express deep, public grief. Wealthier individuals could afford intricate, personalized sculptures and long epitaphs, while others had simpler, or no, markers.
Material Limitations: Early 1800s stones were often softer marble, allowing for detailed, intricate carvings. By the late 1800s, harder stone like granite became more popular, which, while more durable, was more difficult to carve, resulting in less detailed, simpler designs.
Symbolism & Custom: Elaborate stones often reflected personal beliefs, incorporating symbols (like weeping willows or urns) that represented themes like mourning or resurrection.
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CANNOT wait for when every flower is out!! Pictures of cool headstones coming soon/as soon as I do my research. šŸ“Hillcre...
02/04/2026

CANNOT wait for when every flower is out!! Pictures of cool headstones coming soon/as soon as I do my research.
šŸ“Hillcrest Abbey East Cemetery
šŸ“Laurel Grove North Cemetary

Waiting for this cold weather to pass so I can get back to the beach!
02/02/2026

Waiting for this cold weather to pass so I can get back to the beach!

Was pretty chilly with the wind Monday 1/26/26 but I couldnā€™t help but to focus on birds here at Savannah Wildlife Refug...
02/01/2026

Was pretty chilly with the wind Monday 1/26/26 but I couldnā€™t help but to focus on birds here at Savannah Wildlife Refugeļæ¼! Where do you draw the line for photos in the winter?!

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