We’ve all been through a lot this last week but we’ve got to start to look ahead a bit. I’m not saying takeout was the solution, but after weeks of teaching, cleaning, cooking, working, and not really leaving the house a good dinner was just what the whole family needed. Not to mention it helped support much needed jobs and dwindling income for local business as a whole. We can stay home, we can isolate and be safe, but we have to keep our cities alive and that starts with supporting the local companies who are hurting most right now.

For all of the mess surrounding us right now there is also so much blessing. Meet Baby Ethan. He’s just a few days old and he was born into the most loving, Godly family admist so much uncertainty. Praise God for so many new blessings and the struggles that we have the opportunity to get through!

A little test drive with the new Gnarbox 2.0 from Bedford Camera and Video. Love the way this thing integrates into my workflow as a wedding photographer. Check it out!

We set out for Little Rock pretty early in the morning. Along side our video team and the genius of Tanarah Luxe Florals we knew that Pleasant Valley Country Club was going to be a perfect location for Korry + Seth to celebrate this important day! So excited to share some of my favorite moments and a little bit of the story.

It’s finally here. The camera that will solve world hunger, stop global warming, and hopefully make all the presidential debates less absurd. The Fujifilm XT-4 is here - and though I’m not a camera review (er) - here’s a few cute images of my family shot with it and a couple of notes below on my experience with it so far.

Midwinter and we’re out in the hills freezing all in the name of a good time. This engagement session was stunning but the story and the people in them are so much more powerful than what a camera can simply capture.

My final wedding of 2019 could not have been better. Pratt Place Inn, Carol from Amanda Reed Weddings, DJ Derrek, Max and the sweetest couple ever just made this one so awesome. (The snow machine helped a little too)