Thanks Samantha and Ben!

There are so many beatiful images to share from this event. Please continue to check back and I'll post new images as often as I can.

I had the honor of photographing Samantha's wedding this past weekend. Since Saturday night I've been busy reviewing the images that I was able to capture of this beautiful wedding. Above are just a few of my favorites. I'll try to post more as the days move forward, but in the mean time I hope you enjoy these.

Same Subject Different View

I was at the in-laws house this weekend for a birthday party and pulling up into the driveway I noticed a beautiful yellow rose. Of course I had my camera in the car so after a few minutes I rushed outside to catch the perfect light. Its amazing how changing your angle or settings on the camera can create a totally different effect. The first two are taken with a standard lens. The last one I added a 3X magnifier to the lens and can you say wow! Have you ever gotten lost in a flower? I did. The last image I snapped while having a nice conversation sitting on the deck. The fading fall leaf on the aging wood was perfect to me. You never know when the perfect picture is waiting.

Summer Photography Special

Book your wedding now and you could receive a 25% discount off of your entire package OR take advantage of one of our special summer packages below.

5 Hours of on site Photography
5x7 Proof book with 20 5X7 prints of your choice
20 Wallets
Standard Photo editing
Color splash, sepia and black and white
$700.00

OR

5 Hours of one site Photography
All Pictures edited and given to you in digital format within three weeks of the wedding
$800

In order to take advantage of this special you must book your wedding by June 15, 2008.

Summer Days

Don't you just love this time of year? The days are wonderful exploding with life and the nights bring back memories of sleeping with the windows open when you were a little kid. I just love it. I was at a friend's house this past weekend and we were watching the kids play in the back yard. Suddenly the three boys spotted a lizard in the play house. They all ran away screaming, but here came the big sister to the rescue. She climbed right in and grab this little lizard. She was quiet proud of herself and ran around carrying the little guy for some time. About ten minutes later we heard a blood curling scream. Only the kind a little girl can give. The one that makes your heart race and your toes curl. The little lizard (with no teeth by the way) wanted out of her hand so he decided to bit down. It terrified her more than it hurt her, but I bet she won't be chasing lizards for some time.

Fiddler On The Roof Table Setting

I love the saucer in this setting. It makes a formal table look playful as well.

We had a blast planning the table setting for Fellowship Bible Church's Fiddler on the Roof dinner therater. First we found the colorful saucers and we based the rest of the table off of them. We used square dishes and chargers and a dark navey coffee cup and table over lay. In the center you are taken back in time to a dairy farm. The center piece includes chickens, eggs, old milk bottles and cash iron dishes. If you could see it in real time you would see that this center piece was extremly detailed. I hope you all enjoy!