Life in Louisville
As the guy that wants to be the photographer you think about when you think about Louisville image makers, particularly in Old Louisville, I’ve vowed to make it a point to go on a few walkabouts in the neighborhood. It’s so diverse that there’s always something that will get your interest.
Continue reading “January 7, 2019”
And here you thought Kentucky’s drink was bourbon. Continue reading “January 6, 2019”
Remember the twins Easton and Lucas? Their mom, Lauren, is a Realtor with Paul Semonin. After her family photo shoot, we talked about maybe doing some photos with her real estate partner Lindsey. Misty and I were lucky enough to work with them yesterday. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: Lauren & Lindsey Will Sell You A House”
Our weekend also included a commercial photo shoot at Misty’s old salon, Southern Comforts Salon & Spa on Dixie Highway. Even though she doesn’t do hair there anymore, she maintains relationships and friendships with the beauticians and cosmetologists that make men and women look their best. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: Comforting Southern Salon”
On Saturday, our friends Megan and Jonathon made the short trip to Old Louisville to get some photos with their three-month-old son Mason. As you know, the weekend was sunny but cool however, Mason was an awesome subject and his parents weren’t so bad themselves. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: Chatting With Dad”
So, as mentioned in my last post, I’ve been making photos of Whitney and Jaxon for a few years and so has Misty. But, if I’m not mistaken, this is the first time we’ve done them in Old Louisville. And I have to tell you, I love them and I love Old Louisville, so it’s a match made in heaven. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: Whitney & Jaxon in Old Louisville”
I don’t have any empirical evidence of this, but I can almost guarantee to have more social media likes and get a new follower or two based on the fact that I am publishing a photo of a pretty girl. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: Social Media Likes”
Because I’m the old guy, when Jaxon came over for his photo shoot and brought his dinosaur, the whole time, my head rang with, “Open the door/Get on the floor/Everybody walk the dinosaur.” Thankfully, I didn’t say it out loud. I think Jaxon would have just stared at me and tried to figure out what the heck was wrong with me. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: Walk the Dinosaur”
One of the big reasons the family wanted to settle in Old Louisville was the fact that there are cool things to do. Friday night some of the merchants on 4th Street got together for a Dia de Los Muertos celebration. Continue reading “Dia de los Muertos on 4th Street”
