Had some fun with what have become very dear friends. Congratulations Stephen and Jaclyn, thanks for choosing us.
Well the home page slide show has been on the fritz and not being a code wizard it took me awhile to sort it all out. After all the monkeys left months ago. The site is pretty well back functioning but the blog is another story. I had to remove and reload our gallery software so the blog was left lets say, a little mixed up. We’ll keep working on it between the shoots and the bike rides. You only get so many sunny days in your life!
So many bike rides left to do, so many places to kayak, so many campfires to tell stories around and dream of a sunny tomorrow. Dang, its Homecoming season, fall sports are in full swing and I still want to enjoy summer. Oh well, like an old friend it will be back again.
Had the pleasure of shooting for the CPC Eagle ladies yesterday, they haven’t lost a step in the off season. Once again looks like they will be headed to the State tournament.
[Gallery not found]Well along with back to school begins the Senior Portraits season. A few of the sessions we had last week.
We had the pleasure of spending this morning shooting this wonderful couples engagement portraits. Such a nice couple, you have an amazing life ahead of you. Thank you for letting us be part of it!
After a very busy summer month, we had the pleasure of joining Stephen and Jaclyn on their engagement evening. What a wonderful family, they made us feel part of the group. We so look forward to your wedding next spring. We wish a lifetime of happiness for the two of you!
Had some fun with some old friends. David will be shipping out next month for quite some time. All of us here wish Him the very best, God Bless you for all you do for us, and safe journeys!
We spent Friday shooting doggies at the West Fest. It was the first time for this event, and the families really came out. Some awesome food, and fun.
Spent the weekend at Dry Falls, some amazing country and geography. Once the worlds largest water fall, 3.5 miles wide, 400 feet high.