Here is one of the shots from our annual Fall Pumpkin Patch shoot. 4th year in a year we shot at Baldwin Farms in Richmond, KY. I’ll be posting more as I finish the edit.
Natalie and Connor joined me for the second half of our women’s soccer game against Cincinnati. Connor loves sports and he loves taking pictures… even when the camera is too heavy to hold. Connor’s turn. shot of daddy (notice the lens hood has shifted) self portrait (trying to pick up the camera) takin pics of [...]
(5.24.09) The day I got back from camping with Chuck and Steve, Connor and I went to Lake Reba for some guy time. First we stopped at Dairy Queen and got some chicken strips… ate those while watching some soccer. Then we went “Fake Fishing” with his Pirates of the Caribbean fishing pole. I shot [...]
A picture might be worth a thousand words. For this picture… this moment, only one word need be said. LOVE. love
Even though Connor is showing evidence he’s locked tight in his terrible 2′s… he’s just toooo darn cute for words. So, I’ll just show you some shots Nat and I grabbed today of our little punk.
I was watching “She’s All That” this past Sunday and one of the underlying conflicts of the main character is the pressure he feels to continue in the footsteps of his father. You see examples everywhere of fathers putting undo stress on their sons to do what they do… to love what they love… to [...]
Sep 18, 2009 | 1 Comment
The image below isn’t an extraordinary photograph… it’s the moment that’s extraordinary. When Greg saw his bride for the first time he literally could not peel his eyes off of her. This was also the first time I saw them together and I KNEW immediately that he loved her completely. The way her looked at [...]
Sep 01, 2009 | 2 Comments
These images were shot for an EKU Football preview series in the Richmond Register. Eight player/position profiles in eight days. Register sports editor Nathan Hutchinson approached me a little over a month ago with this idea and I was on board immediately. It was different than anything we’d done before. Maybe not, revolutionary in some [...]
