Michell

Recently, I got together with one of my coworkers, Michell, to create some portraits of her last month of pregnancy. This close to Christmas, the weather outside was frightful, so we stuck to the studio.

Working on the website

So I've updated my website, and now my clients can reserve their wedding date and pay their deposit online, as well as order and pay for prints from any session. I'm pretty excited about the changes, and I'm hoping that my clients find the new additions to the website easy to use.

I also wanted to share the engagement photos I took with Kristy and Curtiss a few months ago. You can see their wedding pictures in the entry from November.

Silver Dagger

While I was out recently listening to some bluegrass at a great little Irish pub in West Asheville, I ran into my friend Grace, whom I didn't even know lived in Asheville. She's a banjo-wielding Amazon, and she asked me to photograph her band, Silver Dagger.

Here are some of the photos we took in her backyard, which is wonderful and fun and green and beautiful!

































This is her dog, Lefty:

Album Layouts for Jill and Nick

Hello, dearies. I just finished up Jill and Nick's wedding album layout, and I wanted to share some of the pages with you. Each layout below is a two page spread that will be printed up by Asuka Books as a 10X10 coffee table album bound in animal-free leather. This is the first year I have been offering these albums, and I am really excited to make more!

Brittany and Andrew - Engaged!

A few weeks ago, as the trees were starting to show off their colors, I went with Brittany and Andrew to a big beautiful house here in Asheville, NC. Now, according to copyright law, I'm not allowed to tell you what big, gorgeous, beautiful house it was that I went to, and I can't include any pictures of that historic, world-famous house. But if you live here, you've guessed it by now!

Anyway, I had a blast meeting Andrew, and seeing Brittany and her sweet mother again. Brittany and Andrew have great chemistry, and were so easy to photograph because all I had to do was step back and let them be themselves!