Stacy's Bridal Session.

This last weekend, Stacy was married to Justin...but before the big day, we went out for a bridal session. We got some fun and beautiful pictures! I'm trying out my new slideshow program for this post! Enjoy the slideshow! For full screen go here.

Best Wedding Photographer in Mid-Michigan 2009!

I am honored to be chosen as Best Wedding Photographer in Mid-Michigan for 2009 through NBC25 and WEYI-4! Thank you!

2009 Winner! SEE here!

Erin + Tyler.

Meet the new Mr & Mrs! Erin and Tyler were married on Saturday, May 16th at St. Pius X Catholic church in Flint. We were so lucky with some fantastic weather! The rain passed us by and cleared up to be warm and sunny. We stopped over to the Flint Institute of Arts for some pictures before heading to the reception at Holy Redeemer in Burton. I loved Erin's colors! Her bouquet went perfectly with the cornflower blue bridesmaids gowns. Here are a few from their day:


Prayers before the ceremony.


This bride was so happy! She was all smiles!

One of my must have shots of every bride :) Gorgeous!





This yellow wall made for a great backdrop with her colors!

Availability Update!

I am now booked up and will be unavailable for 2009 weddings from May through September. I have 2 dates open for October and open for all of November and December.

Thanks!

Jessie + Tim!

Jessie and Tim are engaged to be married this September. They spend a lot of time going to the movies for their dates and wanted some pictures in a theatre--thankfully, Flint Institute of Arts obliged. After there we headed to the nature preserve in Burton, where the sun was just perfect for those sweet natural shots. Here are a few of this adorable couple:






Love her shoes!

We got to this field at the PERFECT time! I love evening sun.


So sweet.

Two Faces of Detroit: People Mover

I've joined a Royal Oak area photography group recently. I've only been to this one meeting but so far it has been a wonderful experience. The group members have a wide variety of experience levels, so it was nice to learn and share. The summer project of this group is titled Two Faces of Detroit and the first meet that I attended was an exploration of Detroit, taking the People Mover around. I'm so used to taking pictures in a certain way, mainly of people, to tell a story (which of course, is my fave way to take pictures!)...so it was fun to experiment with architecture and the abstract as well.













This I took with a wide angle--not the best technically, but i thought it was funny since the buildings look like they are falling inward.

Saw this interesting pole by the Joe Louis Arena

People Mover


























:D My view! 6 months pregnant on an escalator.