Thursday, April 26, 2012

Autumn in Athens, 2009




Paying homage for no reason in particular.

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Nameless



Carry Me Down


Sunday, February 19, 2012

Wear Your Love Like Heaven










To add to the bounty of wedding photos today, here are some of my favorite photographs from Jake and Erin's wedding in Akron, Ohio on September 17, 2011. They were wed in the classic Akron Civic Theatre, a beautiful and memorable setting for two completely effervescent, stunning people.

Out of the Blue


















I decided to go through and finally edit/share some photos from weddings I shot in the fall. These are from Justin and Mary's wedding in Forest Lake, Illinois on September 4th, 2011. I shot the wedding alongside the beautiful and talented Kelly Brown.

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Long Awaited













Two months later I present a completely random edit of my favorite photographs from Ty and Amanda Garrett's wedding in Bucyrus, Ohio. This was a difficult wedding for me to photograph because it was on my way to Ohio that I found out my grandfather had passed. Needless to say my focus was jumbled, but I attempted to give everything I had to documenting the wedding. At least it was a completely beautiful autumn day. I still have photographs to show from two other weddings I shot in the fall... with any luck everything will be organized and edited by the new year, and I'll have some sort of collection of all my wedding work hosted up somewhere in cyberspace. Thanks for your infinite patience.

Saturday, November 5, 2011

Update


Six months have come and gone and I thought it might be time to add/subtract material (and reinvigorate) my website. In case you haven't been up-to-date with my blog in the past few months, I added a small edit of photographs taken during my five-week stint as a night-life photographer at Studio Paris in Chicago. Opportunity come and opportunity go. I'm not really sure I've gotten my footing here in the city... and my photography feels a little aimless. Or maybe sparse is a better word. In any case, I will celebrate what I have to show. In the scheme of it, maybe it's more than I think.