Tuesday, June 1, 2010

The Webster Family

The Webster Family has an amazing story to tell of faith, prayer, hope and love. This family has touched my heart in a way like no other....I've never been so emotional and even teared at the end of a family photo session. Jason & Suzie, parents to Preston and Carter had came to me on May 2nd and asked if I would take their family portraits on May 4th; I gladly accepted their invitation. Carter, aka "Bean", the youngest of the boys has an amazing will to live and make a name for himself in this world. Carter has been diagnosed with a heart condition that would require open heart surgery; the family came to me just days before the surgery, what an emotional ride this has been for all! With many prayers and the talent of gifted doctors, Carter is on his way to recovery and has overcome many milestones just within the last few weeks. Thank you for touching my life is such a special way.....I will never forgot this session as it has touched me personally.









Monday, May 31, 2010

Susan and Michael's Wedding

I've had the pleasure of being apart of Susan and Michael's wedding renewals at the Eau Gallie Yacht Club in Indian Harbour Beach, Florida on April 24th, 2010. What even made their wedding so special was the I had the opportunity to get Michael's facial expression as he waited in anticipation to see his blushing bride before the ceremony! The couple was joined by their 2 children, family and co-workers as Freddy from the Sophisticated Gents provided entertainment for the evening. As the sun was setting, Susan and Michael were congratulated by a group of kids passing through the harbor. I knew I was going to need the assistance of a second photographer, so I called upon a local photographer & friend, Jason Webster who is extremely talented at his craft; thank you for your help! Thank you Susan and Michael for a wonderful wedding and wishing you many years of love and happiness!!




Monday, May 17, 2010

North Carolina Farm Fun!

During my recent visit to North Carolina in early April 2010, I had the opportunity to have some serious photography fun at an old run down dairy farm that was built in the mid 1920's. Morgan Morse, a soon to be senior graduate had graciously accepted to model for me for the afternoon. Morgan fit my match and vision for the day as she has vibrant red hair and piercing blue eyes...in addition to her amazing looks, she is also an aspiring actress in which she was able to capture the vision I was going for. She definitely made my trip to North Carolina all worth it!! I'm sad to say that the farm has future plans to be remodeled, in which I'm truly grateful that I had the opportunity to witness this magnificient piece of art and history.