Sean & Kacy

Sean & Kacy know how to put on a PARTY! When we got together in March for the engagement pics i knew it was going to be fun but i had NO IDEA it was going to be this much fun! The reception was at the Curtis Center on 6th and Walnut. The staff there was FABULOUS! I cannot rave enough about this venue.  I had the pleasure of shooting with my good friends Jim Hopkins (www.jbhop.com) and Andy Hastings  (www.andyhastings.com) Thanks a bunch guys!  Sean & Kacy selected “The Exceptions” to get the party going and they DID! The band was fantastic and made the whole night a non stop party. What a great night!

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Erin & Eric

Erin & Eric were loads of fun. We did more laughing than shooting I think! The weather was outrageous! high 70s in November!

Erin & Jeremy

Shot this Wedding 2 weeks ago on Oct. 10th with my great friend Andy Hastings. Jeremy & Erin had a great day. Weather was perfect start to finish! The whole bridal party was good sports and wooped it up at the reception! I got to see my good frie…nd Laura Brosious (and fellow photog) she happened to be the groom’s sister 🙂 The shots under the “L” against that cool wall was Laura’s idea. Thanks!!

Tiffany & Tom

We had amazing weather and Tiffany just couldnt have looked more beautiful The ceremony was at Morris Arboretum with a beautiful outdoor ceremony. Her brother did the officiating which added a nice personal touch. Great time had by all!

Valerie & Michael

We got lucky again with great weather! Rained all damn week and the Sun came out just for this beautiful wedding. Val & Michael were so easy going and happy. We went to Valley Forge National Park for the bridal party shots!

My Mind’s Eye

So… after much prodding from several sources I finally started a blog! I have little idea what I am doing and I hate to read intructions so here it goes……

I have always been interested in the art of photography. My father was in the Air Force most of my young life and I remember traveling throughout Europe in a bright orange Volkswagen bus in 1976 with my family. We didn’t really have the money to stay in hotels so we camped our way through Germany, France, Italy, etc. Through every trip my father, a History major and teacher, never put down his camera. I remember every camera he had from the tiny Rollei, his Zeiss and most recently his Canon AE-1. We have a treasure trove of slides from those days. I was always more interested in the emotion that a photograph evoked. The photos my father took while we visited Dachau concentration camp in Germany still touch me 30 years later. I guess that is why photography is so important to me. I am humbled by the responsibility to capture time. Whether it is a part of history or a bride’s big day. I will never stop loving the art. My desire to capture emotion is far greater than my desire to take a picture.  I hope you enjoy my little corner of the web.