Monthly Archives: February 2009

Title: 500 miles – the A.D.D. edit Background – Nicole and Ryan Married 10/4/2008 – Very fun couple and the edit reflects the energy we experienced during the day. Locations – St. Mary of the Hills and Sterling Inn (and … Continue reading →

I am into the nostalgia film camera look. This will only be up a short time so enjoy! Try out the full screen mode and let me know what you think!

Bonnie thought this was interesting capturing me capturing a photo and then the resulting images (she always talks about me having the height advantage to naturally place brides heads in a more desirable position):

We are so excited about the new studio in Northville’s most recognizable buidling (The Waterwheel) and the opportunity ahead of us.  Bonnie and I have so many great things planned for the upcoming year and it will bring us (however … Continue reading →

Hi Everyone, we have learned of a disturbing trend in the Photography industry from a few recent couples One of our brides confirmed it and following a little research online we were surprised by what we found.   The photography … Continue reading →

For the past 5 years we have been looking for the perfect location for our studio. No less that 7 times did we think we found it but there was always something from overbearing lease covenants to, pricing issues, to … Continue reading →

As some of you know we experiment at weddings with stop motion. I found this very cool video on You Tube this morning. In a video this long there has got to be thousands upon thousands of photos captured and … Continue reading →

We have had the opportunity to be apart of 338 weddings to date and counting. Couples typically seek us out for photos first and then video. What we have learned from all these wedding about video is the following: a. … Continue reading →

Everyone is busy and not a lot of time to read my total ramblings, yes I understand and so here is todays list of good and bad: The Good: 1 – Rebekah called yesterday and said we had captured three … Continue reading →