Engagement Session: Josh + Chelsea
This was an EPIC session! We traveled out to Josh + Chelsea's home in Memphis for this shoot a couple weeks ago...we shot in over 13 locations, had 5+ wardrobe changes, and shot for over 3 hours! Josh and Chelsea were amazing, and luckily the rain held off (it actually started up about 30 min. after wrapping).
Couples Portrait Session- Michael+Roger
They've been married for 4 years now, and a couple weeks ago we spent the day in their neighborhood in East Nashville shooting the engagement session they never had (much like my session with Michelle+Jason a few months ago).
Trista + Meredith
I always jump on the chance to photograph two of my favorite girls so over the holidays I took my fiance, Trista, and her sister Meredith out for a quick little portrait session in the snow. This is what came of it. I don't get to shoot in the snow very often, and I love how the light plays off of it.
Santa 2009!
UPDATE!: Santa cards are now available for $4 each at The Frothy Monkey here in Nashville! Out of the 14 designs I printed, 3 have already sold completely out! Well, not completely...There are 2 full packs left, they include 1 of each design (14 cards in all) and they're only $40! Go grab 'em while they last!
Michelle and Jason: Portrait Session
Here's some shots from my portrait session this past Sunday. The shoot was a lot of fun, Michelle and Jason were awesome to work with! Special thanks to Melissa Fergus for Hair and Makeup.
My beautiful grandmother
I recently did a portrait session for my wonderful grandmother, Evelyn (we call her Nanny). Nanny is one of the strongest most beautiful women I've known in my lifetime, and a great deal of who I am today has come from her. She continues, almost daily, to amaze and inspire me with the way she handles life's hardships.
Brian Brushwood Photo Shoot
On Tuesday I had the great opportunity to meet and photograph magician Brian Brushwood host of Scam School on Revision3. Brian's a really great guy and we had a blast making these photos. We were short on time, so we just set up right in his hotel room in Nashville.
Project: One Song
There are at least two sides to all art. The creator's intention, and the audience's perception. As you look through these images you'll see a variety of reactions from a variety of people. These people from different cultural, racial, and socioeconomic backgrounds are all listening to the same song.