We spent a good portion of last week back here in Rogers doing some shooting. And while most of our shoots were commercial work, it was certainly nice to get outdoors and hang out with this wonderful couple. Say hello to Brian and Meaghan. They're getting married in a couple of months and we are very excited to celebrate with them. Here's a few images from our evening together. Enjoy.
Read MoreAs many of you know, we are currently living a life-in-limbo. For the past few weeks, we have called Fort Smith Arkansas and the Mercy Hospital here, home. We've slept on hospital cots, hospital beds, a few different hotel beds and finally, a more permanent (and comfortable) bed at the Candlewood Suites. Our hotel is about a 2 minute drive from the hospital where our kiddos are currently living. We have settled into a bit of a daily routine and today by way of images, we thought it appropriate to walk you through a typical day and also, give you an update. Off we go.
Read MoreSay hello to Daryl & Elizabeth. A few weeks ago, we had the opportunity to travel to Tulsa Oklahoma and celebrate with them on their wedding day, cameras in-hand. I grew up in Tulsa and I always welcome to the chance to return and photograph there, especially when it's a wedding. And their celebration was an incredibly fun way to spend a Saturday. Elizabeth injected a lot her own personality into the details of the wedding. Being a die hard Hanson fan, she made sure that her church's hand bell choir performed a rendition of their hit song "mmmbop" during the ceremony. Hanson also showed up again in the beer selection for the reception guests with their signature brew, "mmmhops". And as much as Elizabeth wanted her beloved cat Oliver to attend the wedding, she opted for a life-sized cardboard likeness of him instead. And of course, that was awesome. Here's a few images from their day, along with our sincerest well-wishes and congratulations. Enjoy.
Read MoreSay hello to Jesse and Mabre. Arizona is where they call home but since Mabre is an Arkansas native, they opted to get married here and planned their wedding long distance. The ceremony was held at The Garden Room in downtown Fayetteville and consisted of close friends, family, an incredibly talented band, a variety of homemade pies, lots of great stories and well-wishes and of course, dancing. There were two firsts that came with this particular wedding. It was the first time I've ever shot a wedding after being involved in a car wreck the same day. (Yes, I'm fine and no, it wasn't the Novomobile). This was also the first wedding I've ever photographed where in mid father/daughter dance, the song abruptly switched to "Wobble" and the father/daughter followed suit with the corresponding dance moves. I have to say the latter was the more pleasant experience and overall, the wedding was one of my favorites to date. Here's a few images from the day. Enjoy.
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