Wedding Adventures

I have shot weddings before--as a second camera. That's why my wedding rate is so unbelievably low. Going into this particular wedding, I was a little on edge, owing to my lack of solo experience and the impenitrable wall of fog we hit driving into Cache Valley. But luckily, everyone has such genuinely happy faces at weddings, which made my job so much easier.

And one more, just for fun. This is the LDS Temple in Logan, UT. It's a straight-up castle, and it was just begging to have its picture taken. 

Olsen Family

So when I was first contacted about these pictures, the first question was "Can you work with our dog?" Fortunately, this puppy was rather less camera shy than my border collie, so the whole experience went a lot better than I thought it might! But, definitiely, I can now work with dogs--especially the ones who will look at you whenever you say "Treat!"

Headshot Palooza (pt.3)

So I actually really enjoy doing headshots. That's a good thing, because I've been doing lots of them. The best part is I finally got a new lens, which means my f-stop is lower and my shutter speed is faster--who could ask for anything more?