Margaret + Roger + Ginger + Tina

Here is my family session with the Vaughn's last month. We had the beautiful backdrop of an old store (over 150 years old) that is on the property they own, I was so jealous! Margaret and Roger are Harley owners so of course we had to take some photos of them on the bike! What a great time we had, I love my job!! :)

Totally Rad Actions

Totally Rad Actions is a lifesaver for me, I use it for a lot of my photoshop work. I became aware of them while following a wedding photographer's blog and she always talked highly of them. They have a sample recipe page which showcases ideas and I just happened to stumble on one of my images being used! That is just totally rad! :)

Check it out here.

Memphis, Tennessee

I just returned from a trip to Memphis and we spent some time on Beale Street. I was able to get a few images taken, I really wanted to take some night shots but with no tripod and the streets getting too busy at night, that idea fell through. You will also see some antique shots that I took at one of the shops on Beale Street. Enjoy and please let me know your comments!

2009 Calendars are Here!

I am excited to offer in my etsy store a 2009 calendar featuring my HDR cars. Each of these old and forgotten cars have a story of their own to tell. I hope you have a special someone in your life who would love to look at these cars each month. Each shot was taken in HDR format which gives the full range of textures in the shadows and highlights. I took each shot with a Canon 40D DSLR camera. Then scanned into Photoshop and adjusted.

Every page has has been printed the same GLOSSY premium Fuji Crystal Archive paper and chemistry that my other prints are printed on. Each month measures 4" x 6" and they all sit in a clear jewel case for display. The jewel case also can be used as storage for the prints. Included is 13 pages, the cover and 1 page for each month in 2009.


This will make a perfect Christmas present for the car lover in your family. They work perfectly in a study or office or you can take them out of the case and place them on your fridge... whatever strikes your fancy :)