I was so pleased when Maegan and Nick asked me to photograph their wedding. I had such a good time with Maegan and Nick, along with their wedding party (and boy, was it a party. I even got to ride in a Hummer Limo!) The bride was so beautiful, and they had such a great venue for their wedding. We really had a blast. Thanks!
This wedding was especially fun to shoot because it was the wedding of one of my favorite cousins. Stacy had told me years ago that when she got married, she would fly me out to Utah to have me take her pictures. I had forgot about this until she called me to make good on her offer. And since I hadn’t seen this side of my family for around five years, so the occasion was even more special.
Matt and Katherine have been dating off and on again for over 10 years, so I’m glad that Matt finally popped the question! They both have the best personalities, and I think that it really showed through in the photo shoot.
Dogs tends to grow up fast. So Molly wanted me to snap a few pictures of them to document Bear’s growth, and boy has he grown!
Maegan is a good friend of mine who I used to work with at San Juan Diego Catholic High School. I was so happy when she asked me to do her engagements. They wanted to have the photoshoot at the 360 bridge where Nick proposed to Maegan. They had a blast and Maegan hasn’t stopped telling me how happy she is with how the photos turned out.
Lauren is a recent graduate of the University of Texas – Hook ‘em! Before graduation, she wanted a few shots to remember her college years. Side note: How awesome are those boots, orange scarf and chunky turquoise jewelry?
It’s nice when one of your best friends is a photographer. Tom and Molly asked me to take some Family pictures, and I was only too happy to obliged. Their cute dogs, Zoe (the Black Lab, 3 yrs old) and Bear (Boxer/Pyrenees mix, 4 months old) were a lot of fun to photograph.
This shoot was fun – it was my first attempt at Executive Portraits. I made a custom light-rig to light the subject (I went cheap, and the lamps I bought were too weak to light the subject as well as I had hoped. So in the future, I’ll have to buy more powerful lights). Technical difficulties aside, I think that the pictures turned out great, and David was more than pleased.
This photoshoot was for Natalie’s Junior Recital. We made her a poster to promote the event. The shoot was a blast, and I even had fun making the poster!
You’d never know it by these pictures, but it was about 28° F when we did this shoot early on a Saturday Morning. Mike and Cara were troopers – they didn’t have the two coats and gloves that I did. But we made it through the cold, and got some really amazing pictures.
