Who’s ready for a long weekend!? Me me me!! As you may already know, our schedule is typically adjusted back a few hours from corporate America in the Central Standard Time zone (let’s bring Hawaii time to the 405!), so when we had projects every day this week requiring me to be on-location and shooting...
A common question we hear from customers is, “Where should we get our artwork framed?” Well, I’m happy to have a better answer to that question now! Today I had the pleasure of visiting with Kelly Van Osdol, owner of Edmond’s very own Framin’ Gallery on 15th Street. We’re proud to partner up with Kelly...
No, the title is not a basketball reference, though, being NBA finals season, it might be the first thing to come to mind. =) A new Four Points by Sheraton hotel was just completed by Key Construction on Memorial Road, and we were contacted by the construction company to photograph the finished product in time...
Sophia was just nine days old when we had the privilege of meeting and photographing her last week. What a cutie! It’s funny, they live just a few doors down, but we still had to drive over, we brought so much with us! Sophia slept really soundly, and we were able to move her around...
Meet Joy & Matt! This fun, beautiful couple was in town to visit family, and for Joy to attend Matt’s graduation from OSU in Stillwater. Joy is actually a photographer in Alabama, so we were of course thrilled and honored to be asked to create some beautiful portraits of the two of them. Hope you’ll...
We had a lovely day for family portraits downtown, and thought we’d share several of our favorites from the evening! Parkers, you have such a beautiful family, and it was a pleasure to help capture that love on camera for you. If you know the Parkers, you should check out the rest of the images...
Every once in a while, we get requests for images of customers to be used at funerals, and it breaks our hearts. The most heartbreaking to date was a toddler we had photographed, who drowned. Right around that time, I was challenged by a master photographer at the national conference we go to each year...
