Seniors 2010
Posted on December 27, 2008
Well, I took these a few months ago but couldn’t post them because they were a Christmas present for our parents. I thought they turned out rather well. I got them up at the crack of dawn, 
but that’s when the best light is. There was a heavy dew so I didn’t get any pictures on the ground like I had wanted but we made do.
Posted on December 26, 2008
If you are looking for inspiration and awesome support check out
Kelly Moore. Her style is unique and refreshing and she post tidbits to help those of us just starting out. So check her out, I promise you’ll go grab your camera and practice! I’ve learned so much from reading her blog, you will too.
Posted on December 26, 2008
I hope that you and yours have had (or continue to have) as Wonderful a Christmas as we have!
I’ve got tons of photos to process and I hope to get them done today!
On the in-law’s side, several of the ladies put a live nativity together with the grand kids. No pictures here, but it was really nice. They did a great job!
Here’s one of my favorite ornament pics from this week. I think it’s funny.
We are truly blessed and I am so grateful.
Posted on December 13, 2008
One of the very special people in my life has allowed me to capture her family with my camera. I had so much fun photographing them and I can’t wait to take more. They are a beautiful family and take wonderful photographs.
Click on the thumbnails below for a larger version.
Posted on December 6, 2008
I have been reading Samantha’s blog for quite some time now and I have to say she is one awesome lady and a fantastic photographer. If you want to see some truly inspiring photography and a glimpse into her world check out her blog.
Posted on December 6, 2008
I absolutely love old houses and barns. This particular house is close to where I grew up. I have many fond memories of this place. Not that I did anything here, it’s just part of that warm fuzzy feeling you get when you look back on your childhood.
For about an hour one morning I just walked around the place and took pieces of memories. Someone comes and cuts the grass but that’s about it. The doors don’t slam anymore and smoke doesn’t rise through the chimney. But it gives me a glimpse back to riding down a dirt road and a feeling of home.
