Last spring I met up with some friends of mine who sadly had recently got the news that their beloved poodle, Beau, had cancer and didn’t have a lot of time left. They asked if I would mind documenting him before he went too much further downhill and wasn’t himself anymore. Thankfully the weather cooperated…
I am breaking my own rules and skipping over a few sessions in the queue to blog because Amanda and Matt are getting married this coming weekend and I couldn’t be more excited! Last November on the most picture perfect autumn day I photographed Amanda and Matt’s engagement session at Cuyahoga Valley National Park. I…
The summer of 2016 was crazy between the insane heat and rainstorms so a lot of my engagement sessions that were on the books opted to move back into the fall when the temperatures were a bit more moderate and the rain wasn’t quite so frequent. Unfortunately we did get hit with a bit of…
2015 will go down as the year of dogs I think. I can’t remember a year when I’ve had so many beloved furry friends along for sessions and I LOVED it. Corrigan and Scott brought along their two German Shepherds (whom also came along to our first meeting! LOVE!) and a dog handler to take…
Camera used: Nikon D700 Lens: Nikon 85 1.4 D Day 10: Nature. It’s funny how many pictures I go to take and then end up with something entirely different like I did with day 8 and day 4. I think at the end of this I may toss a blog up of all of my…
• I love love love when I get past bridesmaids as brides!!! Not only do I get to see old clients again (WOO!) but I also just love it when my clients are already like friends from the get-go. I adored Christina as soon as I met her and at Erin’s wedding she was the…
For those that don’t know or I haven’t worked with yet, I carry and LOVE my Shootsac. A Shootsac is a lens bag that makes it super easy to carry and change lenses super quickly. Some photographers carry two cameras but for me that’s a recipe for disaster (and crazy heavy) so I prefer the…