Mandy & Eric 05.09.09

Mandy & Eric's wedding was a great way to start the wedding season! The weather started out a bit gloomy but an hour before the wedding the sun came out, everything warmed up & we ended up with a perfect day.




After all the guys got ready we went down to the Riverfront Cafe so the guys could hang out, relax and get a drink before the wedding started.






Right before we left the bar I found this little hallway off to the side that had some great lighting.











Eric works for WNDU in South Bend & we were able to go in to shoot in the same studio where Mandy & Eric met.

Beth & Joel 04.29.09

Finally some new work to post! I have felt like such a bum lately since I haven't been posting any new blogs but the busy season is finally here so there will be a lot more activity here & over on Monica's blog.

For the past couple of weeks Monica has been scouting out different orchards & fruit farms just across the border in Michigan for some upcoming engagement sessions. Little did we know that when the flowers bloom they are only on the trees for maybe a week tops so we had to act quick. So this past Wednesday Beth & Joel hopped in our car and we made the short trip up to Galien, Michigan.

Kat & Cody 02.07.09

How weird is it that we will get a foot of snow on Tuesday & on Saturday have 55 degree temps? Well that's the Midwest for you.

Since we had such great weather we met up with Kat & Cody & went to Silver Beach in St. Joe, MI.

The following is quoted from Monica's blog...
We started on the pier which was very slushy and moved out to the shelf ice which can actually be very dangerous & I DO NOT advise venturing out on to. It was not scary at the time because it had not been thawing for more than 2 or 3 days. But in hindsight I cant believe we were so bold. So needless to say I doubt that we will be doing sessions like this regularly, if ever again. It might look solid, but the ice can be hollow sometimes & you can fall through and break yourself! The area we walked on was probably about 15 feet up off the natural sand bottom. I do have to say though that it looks pretty amazing!























Check out the rest of the pictures HERE.