Senior Shoot

Last night I got the pleasure of shooting Marisa. She was great to work with. I never once had to ask her to smile, she did it naturally. I did ask her not to smile but she would just giggle. It was a good time. 

Magazine Shoot

So about a week before I left before my wedding I did another shoot for a diesel magazine. These are just a few of the images I submitted for the publication last night. The day I shoot these it was windy, and stormy skies were blowing through. 

Family Pictures

Went out the other day and did some last minute family pictures. They turned out ok to me great to my client, which is all that matters. I wanted a different location, but I did the best with what I had. I love working with family's kids are so moody one will smile and the other won't look at you makes for a great challenge. 

Great Baby

I had the pleasure of meeting Brayden and his mother yesterday for a great little shoot in a local park. One of the easiest babies I have shot yet once he got accustomed to the camera he would smile every time he would hear the shutter click. I think we all had a great time. 

Little Angels

Today I got the pleasure of photographing two great little girls, Rio and Brooklyn. Rio just learned to walk and Brooklyn was not having a good day so it made this shoot a little challenging. But it was nothing a few cookies and a sippy cup could not handle. I took my time and had fun with the kids to get some good shots.

Can anyone answer this question without the aid of Google or other search engines where is this quote is from. (Year/and where it was used.)

Here's to the crazy ones.

The misfits. The rebels.

The troublemakers. The round

pegs in square holes - the

ones who see things differently.

They're not fond of rules and

they have no respect for

the status quo. You can prasie 

them, disagree with them,

glorify or vilify them.

About the only thing that you

can't do is ignore them.

Because they change things.

I recently bought and started to read Annie Leiboitz's book At Work. I think this is a must read for any aspring photographer. Something from this book stuck me, and is something I used to live by, is you can't make a picture without your camera, it was not in those words but along those lines. So from now on I will not leave my house without a camera. I went fishing with a friend today, nothing to talk about but I did snap a few pictures the day was worth the trip.