Kelly's Bridal Session...

It's been awhile so I'm just gonna jump right in! Thanks to my good friend, Tim, I had the pleasure of meeting a beautiful young lady named Kelly. After some planning and a few invites to some fellow photographer friends, we ended up having a wonderful session around Market Street in The Woodlands that evening...

Images captured with Nikon D200, Sigma 24-70mm F2.8, SB-800 strobe and a 6' gold reflector...

Surviving The Holidays...

Wow! Been awhile since my last entry. Busy..Busy...Busy... Hope everyone survived Thanksgiving and 'Black Friday'. I can't believe I actually got up at 3:30am just to go shopping. If you're willing to brave the tons of people out there, it sure is a great time to really stretch that dollar out. But I'm so relieved I only do that once a year. THOSE PEOPLE ARE CRAZYYYY!!!

Anyway, had another bridal session last weekend. This time around Market Street (The Woodlands). Just finished processing the images. Stay tuned as I'll be posting those very soon.

Portofino Shopping Center bridal session...

Had a wonderful bridal session yesterday at the Portofino Shopping Center located just north of Research Forest Dr and I-45N in The Woodlands. Great location! Beautiful structures and lots of stores and restaurants. Management staff was so great to communicate with and obtain permission to shoot on their property.

I may post a teaser shot or two from this bridal session but the rest will have to wait until after the wedding day. Never know if that groom-to-be maybe looking... :)

In the meantime, here's another ridiculously awesome vid of the great David Jay at work...

http://cutframetv.com/view_video.php?viewkey=e9ba40e2c597ed237664

"Honest Answers About Wedding Photography..."

Wish my wife and I had come across this link when planning our own wedding. Good reading, worth sharing...

http://www.wedfog.com/

The Beauty In Silence...

Keep It Simple...

As the saying goes...beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. As a photographer, my eyes tend to be drawn to things that many people simply pass by. I know... I'm a little weird but I can't help it. I see things and constantly think to myself, hmmm...angle of light, crop possibilities, how do I capture this or that moment... And as a self-proclaimed minimalist, this particular image just stood out to me while I was walking around The Woodlands. A simple brick lined street shot from a low angle perspective...

Image captured with Nikon D200 and Sigma 24-70mm F2.8.

What I'm Listening to....

"You and Me" (Lifehouse-accoustic version)

http://www.strippedmusic.com/cc-common/stripped/test/player.html?apid=2169&son=3&tot=8&type=vid&mid=154601&gateway=exiting