Showing posts with label engagement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label engagement. Show all posts

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Summer is gone already.

September. September! Wow. Between shooting and staying home with my son Luca, summer vanished in an instant. Wedding season kicked in for me in June, and it hasn't let up since. Good for me! Bad for my blogging. The thing that always takes a hit is the blog when I get super busy. I gotta try and get my editing down in as timely a fashion as possible and blogging just takes away from that for the most part. But today, I have some time, and I thought I'd make a post

I had a birthday in July. That was pretty fun. I used the opportunity to shoot some of my pals as they toured through our new(ish) house. We moved in December, but we never had the chance until July to have people over to see the new digs. This was fun and everyone that participated was great. These are my favorite 8.










I also thought I'd put up a couple of engagement sessions shot in August for couples I will photographing next year.

Engagements are fun for me to get a chance to know my couple and try to create photos that show off their personalities. I think these latest sessions did a good job of that so here's some of my favorites from each session. First up is Erin & Chris and then we have Darlene & Owen.









Monday, December 8, 2008

Courtney and Mark

Some recent engagement portraits with Courtney and Mark.





Saturday, October 18, 2008

Carla and Eric engagements

Some of Carla and Eric's engagement photos from October 5th. We had a beautiful day at Squire's Castle in Willoughby Hills.




Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Busy weekend

I had a productive weekend. It was the busiest for me in a while. Shot Tara and Steve's wedding on Saturday, Meghan and Drew's enagagement photos on Sunday and Nick and Nate Bonvissuto's kid portraits on Monday morning. Tara and Steve will have a gallery up on my website in the next couple weeks. But here's some of my favorite stuff from the other two sessions.