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I don’t shoot very many family sessions, but I think if I could shoot them all in this old barn I would do a lot more.
I tried something a little different with this shot. When shooting this I intended on making this a black and white image, but I think color was the way to go. Love it or hate it? What do you think?
As this is being posted, Melissa is walking down the aisle towards her very soon-to-be husband Dustin. (I love being able to schedule posts to publish whenever I want.) If you want to check them out together here is a link to their engagement session. Melissa rocked her bridal session at The Capital Hotel. It…
For the second year in a row I got to have some fun doing a photobooth at Mt. St. Mary’s prom. Instead of posting all 500+ images, I’m giving you the highlight reel. If you want to see all of the fun pictures from last Saturday night just click this link to the proofing gallery….
When Jordan told me she wanted to do something involving her future husband’s job as a chef, I immediately pictured them cooking something in a white kitchen with a lot of light. Out of that their cooking themed engagement session was born. Guy Jordan works as a chef at the Chenal Country Club in west…
Drew – these are gorgeous, per usual! That lobster and vegetable combo was DIVINE! We ate every bite =) Kudos on an amazing job!
Drew-You did a fantastic job capturing this. Seriously awesome set of photos man! Love the way you told the story in such a fun way.
Whitney-I want your kitchen!
Jordan + Jordan-You guys make a mean looking lobster plate! Congrats on your future together!
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