Showing posts with label Indiana University. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indiana University. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Layne and Hana are getting married!

We met with the happy couple at the Sample Gates on the campus of Indiana University for their engagement photo shoot. Shooting on campus is always fun, because it is such a hustle and bustle of people. We generally gain attention from onlookers who express congratulations. I enjoy positive feedback from perfect strangers.

We had a great time hanging out with Layne and Hana. They make a great couple, and were fun to photograph. As always, campus is a beautiful backdrop for portraits. Here are a few of my favorites from the evening:



As you can see, Layne is pretty tall. I thought these shots were fun.





"Hey there, hot stuff."



"Who's that lady? Who's that lay-dee?"


Layne is quite the gentleman.






I love this shot. They are perfectly framed in this beautiful scene.



Congratulations Layne and Hana. We look forward to photographing your wedding!

Saturday, September 24, 2011

England & Young Family Photos

We spent a beautiful Sunday afternoon at Indiana University photographing family portraits for repeat clients that we like to call friends. You may recognize everyone from previous wedding and family photos we've taken. How wonderful to see the little ones growing, plus get to meet a new face with Logan.

Here are several shots from our afternoon.







































Monday, October 27, 2008

Chris and Stacy



We had the wonderful opportunity to photograph Chris and Stacy's wedding at Indiana University's Well House. Indiana University is such a beautiful campus. Rain was in the forecast for days prior to their outdoor wedding, but thankfully it moved out of the area the night before. The air was a bit cool, but at least it was sunny and dry.

Chris and Stacy's wedding ceremony was small and intimate, with just 15 people witnessing the event. The bridal party was comprised of the bride's only sibling as the matron of honor and the groom's only sibling as the best man. Stacy's niece did a marvelous job as the flower girl, dropping flower petals down the "aisle" for the bride. This little girl is SOOO CUTE! I think she should grace the cover of a baby style magazine or something.


Chris and Stacy each had a vase filled with sand that they poured into a single larger vase, signifying the blending of their lives together. Such a cool idea.


There are so many great places to take pictures on IU campus. I wish I could have spent all day with these two and their families! PS-Congratulations to Brent and Katie on their engagement and upcoming wedding!



I believe the word here is "smitten."


Stacy is a beautiful person, inside and out.


Chris is a really terrific, genuine guy.


Together they make such a sweet couple.




Chris & Stacy - We had such a wonderful time with you and your families. Everyone was so pleasant and easy to work with. It's experiences like these that make me glad to be a photographer. Congratulations!

Stay tuned, everybody, for more pictures from Chris & Stacy's wedding.

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Jessica's Senior Portraits



Jessica rocked this photo session! She was so eager to work with us and work it for the camera. I must admit, I thought that she would be a little shy, but her experience with dance/poms took care of that. We started her photo shoot at Indiana University's Sample Gates. A magnificent backdrop for portraits. We jumped right in and Jessica did terrific.

This is MY town.




A quick outfit change and it was back to business.


IU campus has so many great places to take portraits.


We moved from IU campus, to her family's living room. We are a mobile studio, and can set up almost anywhere.








We couldn't end the photo shoot without getting a picture with the family pet.


Jessica - You were a blast to work with! It was a pleasure spending time with you and your parents. We wish you the best of luck in your senior year!

For more of Jessica's senior photos, click here.