While Tempe is a great place for a portrait session (the lake at sunset, Mill Ave. at night, the upside down triangle building (Tempe City Hall?), etc.), I can now suggest one very cool place not to go. I was recently doing an engagement session there and had planned on shooting a few different places. After playing around the lake for a little while, I thought "Hey, why don't we go shoot up on the old bridge." Old yes, but that train bridge is still active. We managed to get a few good shots in before the cop came and once we were firmly in his custody, back on the street, Mr. Officer got on his radio. "This is Mr. Officer, you can start the train back up." My heart stopped. I had no idea that was still an active track and certainly would not have put my couple in harms way on purpose. But, sure enough, as we were being cited for criminal trespassing, the train rolled past. I felt like a 15 year old being busted for skateboarding again. Thankfully, we weren't on the new light rail track, that would have landed all of us in JAIL. Erin and Dave, sorry again. At least we have a great story.
Monday, January 19, 2009
Winter News
I had a full schedule after last Fall's wedding season with a move to the Point In Time Productions studio. I always enjoy working next to them at weddings and being together in the studio has been a lot of fun. Here are a few images from hosting the December WEN event-



I also did a portrait fundraiser through October and November and donated all of the session proceeds to Childhelp http://www.childhelp.org/. They're a wonderful organization dedicated to the prevention and treatment of child abuse and I'm thrilled to have contributed $1500 to their cause. I'm looking forward to doing it again next year. Here are some of my favorites-



I also did a portrait fundraiser through October and November and donated all of the session proceeds to Childhelp http://www.childhelp.org/. They're a wonderful organization dedicated to the prevention and treatment of child abuse and I'm thrilled to have contributed $1500 to their cause. I'm looking forward to doing it again next year. Here are some of my favorites-
Phoenix Bride and Groom
I was honored with the opportunity of shooting the current Phoenix Bride and Groom cover so if you haven't seen the new issue yet, please check it out. We set the stage in Angelic Grove's studio with a simple, elegant backdrop and beautiful flower arrangements. Our time was cut short after less than an hour of shooting but we're all very pleased with the results.






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