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”
So Misty and I were thinking, what do you do when you have a photo shoot with active twin boys? You let them be boys and hope you, as a photographer, can keep up. As the photographer, I can tell you, it was as fun as it was challenging. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: Running For It”
It’s been a little while since we worked with Lauren and Randall’s twin boys Easton and Lucas and we both said, “wow.” The boys are growing like the proverbial wildflowers and they act like boys. That is what I wanted to capture yesterday in Old Louisville. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: Growing Boys”
When people come to see the famous St James Court Fountain, they usually want to take photos by the fountain. It makes sense. The fountain itself is beautiful and it is a one-of-a-kind attraction. So when we had Chris, Stephanie and their son Christopher at St James Court, I wanted something a little different. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: The Fountain at St James Court”
Around our house, friends and clients, I’m known as a Baby Whisperer. It’s not a gift I take lightly, but it is a gift nonetheless. Kids seem to be comfortable around me and open up for photos and general fun. I think it’s because they know I’m just a man who has lived for over 50 years, but is still a kid at heart. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: Another Baby Whisperer”
