Allison and Justin's Wedding

Allison and Justin couldn't have chosen a better day to get married at Daniel Boone Gardens. Their love and and surrounding loved ones was inspiring.

Summer Portraits

It had the pleasure of filling my summer with portrait sessions- Malee and Tyler's Senior Portraits, and the Chen and Hershner Families.

Krysti and Alex's Wedding

Ah...looking back at this batch of photos makes me miss the good times witnessed during this wedding. Krysti and Alex knew how to throw a party. My favorites are of the dance party. I've come to realize that photographing dance is certainly a passion, and I can offer a unique perspective on the party part of a wedding. Plus, I get to dance right along with everyone else....:):):)!

Horse Jewelry Product Shoot

These images, again, shot in my homemade studio, are featured on an online Horse Jewelry Store. They are beautiful to the naked eye. I suggest you visit the website if you find them as stunning as I do!

Josh and Vinessa's Engagement

I have the mighty pleasure of having fun and very photogenic friends. These were taken to celebrate their engagement at the Asheville School in late spring. The last ones were taken at the Lucky Otter after delicious burritos. The photos make me smile....:)!

Jessica and Matt's Wedding

I photographed this wedding in April. It was a very small, family-only affair, and I felt very honored to be included. The buds were just forming on the trees, and they couldn't have asked for a better morning to get married. Big weddings are fun, but intimate weddings definitely have their charms.

Frownies Product Shoot

These photos are from a product shoot for a company that makes facial care products, called Frownies. They are featured on their website. This company sells worldwide in hundreds of stores; I feel lucky to have been apart of their redesigning process.

I've been learning some neat tricks through shooting product photography. Though they may not be smiling faces, or running around in a beautiful outdoor setting, I'm still enjoying the process. I'm becoming quite adept at setting up a miniature homemade studio, and marvel at having a still object for a change.