Johanna + Jonathan

Welcome to a quick sneek peek from the wedding of J Squared! I have to tell everyone that I am simply in love with photographing this couple. And they seem delighted to have me follow them around with a camera. So, Johanna, when you get that extra room in LA, let me know and I'm moving in as your personal papparazzi. Enjoy these! There are many, many more to share soon.

Mucho Appreciated!

Johanna came by to pick up her order this morning and brought yummy treats! Wow. I always appreciate a little suger in the morning. (Just so everyone knows: Treats are not a requirement to pick up your orders. Though a bottle of wine every now and again may get you the "best client ever!" award.)

Fabulous Vintage Bridal Hairpieces!

Dee Designs is a Minneapolis based company that makes Hairpieces from Vintage Items such as jewelry and feathers and accessories. I had the opportunity to photograph some of her beautiful items. Many of them are perfect for Brides and even the Bridemaids. Even if you still wanted to wear a traditional veil for your ceremony, consider a different look for the reception.

Abby + Norah

What?

What is big and fuzzy and pink and comes with many friends?

I had the extreme honor of photographing a Mascot Race last weekend. It was the strangest thing to see giant furry feet and big heads running towards me at the finish line. Crazy stuff. The Bubba Gump Shrimp was just plain weird. And don't forget to check out the mascot for Health Partners--Petey the PeeCup. Proof that any business can have a mascot.

Fuzzy Feet

Wigs and Tu-Tu's!

Lily and Rose came for a visit and brought all (repeat: ALL) their favorite outfits. These two delights are definitely the next Betsey Johnson and Cyndi Lauper rolled up into a five and seven year old. "Amber? Can we wear the tu-tu on our heads?" Most Definitely!

Prague/Delta SKY Magazine shoot

Back at the end of March I shot some images for SKY Magazine. They originally ran in the May issue. I had been in Leipzig and took the train down to Prague for a day and a half. It was a deightful, but rushed trip and even though we hadn't been there for several years, Prague still feels the same. In fact, probably even better. Alot more people speak English now (which is good since my Czech consists of "beer, please") The subway system and trams were excellent, yet crowded. And the goulash was fantastic!

Chaya is Two!