I had the privilege to photograph Teresa and Henry while in Washington DC this past weekend. They were troopers to wake up early on their weekend to hang out with me and Heather.

As I was culling images, I couldn’t resist posting a few. No doubt, there will be more posted soon!

They had scouted out this beautiful garden in Georgetown! I would have had no clue of its existence.

Last week, my “day job” took me to Bethesda, MD. I parlayed my business trip with Heather’s business trip in New York for a short weekend with her in the Big Apple. Instead of taking the usual tourist-y photographs, I really wanted to capture these four days the way I saw them. To that end, the photographs below might not show the city, per se, in each picture but certainly paints a picture of the two cities the way I experienced them.

I hope to post more frequently and am looking forward to two shoots I have scheduled in the upcoming weeks.

Taken with Fuji X100

In light of the New Year settling in, I wanted to look back at some of the photos I was able to take in 2011. Here is just a few of my favorites.

My oldest brother, Zach, wanted to take his 3 boys for an overnight camping trip. It just so happen that the day he planned was also my little brother’s birthday. The family ended up cooking hot dogs and s’mores together in celebration of Scott’s birthday (and the nephew’s campout too). Here are some images from tonight.

Photographing Taylor and Stephanie’s wedding was more like hanging out with friends than working. Though I have known Taylor for years, I had the privilege to get to know Stephanie a little better shooting her bridals a couple months ago; what a great couple. They were wed at the picturesque Munger Place Church and then partied with friends and family afterwards at Off the Grid.

Congrats to Taylor and Stephanie!