It’s day two of a thick fog in the Red River Valley and it inspired me to go out on a quick Photoventure this morning. I made all these images in about 45 minutes within just a few miles of the studio. Landscape photography is a nice challenge for me since I’m typically photographing people.
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Here are two shot with my iPhone.
My biggest pup is 12-years-old today! For some reason we seem to care more about her birthday than she does but Lucy was happy to come in to the studio. Not to have her photos taken, of course, but sniff around the building. I did manage to coax a few birthday portraits out of her however.
I’m sure she’ll want a steak dinner for being a good model.
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The beautiful lady you see above is my grandmother (and she’s going to be mortified to find out I posted these photos). So often we think about newborn and child photos as creating a lasting legacy – but let’s not forget the people that started those legacies. It took a little convincing to get Grandma to pose for me but I’m glad I convinced her – these photos were a great gift to my extended family. And they’ll mean in even more in the future.
What memories do you have of your grandparents? Did Grandpa show you how to drive a tractor while you sat on his lap? Or maybe Grandma watched you after school and helped you with your homework? Ask anyone in my family about my grandma’s caramel rolls and we’ll all have a story for you.
That’s why I’m making this Grandparents Month! Let me capture that lasting legacy of your grandparents that you’ll always cherish. Schedule an appointment for your grandparents in February and you’ll receive:
This offer is only good for grandparents (no, I won’t be checking IDs or birth dates) and appointments must be scheduled in February with the photo sessions taking place in either February or March.
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Our final wedding of 2011 with Trina and Pete was a great way to end the year. Trina readied herself at the Plains Art Museum where she and Pete had their first glimpse and we started the group portraits. As is always the case, the museum provided a great backdrop and great light for some lovely portraits. Even an NDSU playoff game couldn’t stop the ceremony at the Swiss Cheese Church (aka Olivet Lutheran) although the groomsmen did have a radio to follow the game.
The reception back the at the museum started rocking right away with guests singing songs containing the word “love” to get Trina and Pete to kiss. Everyone really got into it! The dance didn’t slow down a bit, not with Post-Traumatic Funk Syndrome blowing out some big tunes. Britta and I could have listened all night!
Congrats, Trina and Pete, and thanks for letting us spend your amazing day with you.
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Adorable little Saraya was so cooperative in the studio recently! She isn’t moving on her own yet but her smile and cute little toes and fingers gave me plenty to photograph.
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