Out on the Farm

This was taken out on a farm in stokesdale. I really like the nice rim light on the family. I knew that the mom Lindsey wanted couple photos in black and white, but instead I sepia toned it to warm it up a little. I think it turned out very nice. This was shot with a Canon 10-D, ISO-200

Window Light

I took this photo at a weding last year. I really like the light on her face. It was taken at Greensboro College. It was shot with a Canon 10-D, ISO-200

Little Cowboy























This is my nephew, this was shot in the Fall in my front yard. This is one of my favorite shots. I love the overalls and the hat. He had a lot of patience posing for me. He says He looks just like Dennis the Menice, he's only missing his sling shot. This was shoot with a Canon 10-D, 1/180@f/6.7, ISO-100

Family Time























This is Cheri and her family. Her daughter was so cute, but she was getting tired after a couple shots which is very normal for a two year old. I shot this with a Canon 10-D, 1/60@f/11, ISO 100.

Favortie Pose-Portfolio











I was trying some new poses,but I ended up liking the more traditional poses myself.
The profile and head over the shoulder worked well her Tara. I really the lighting on her. This was shoot on a D100, 1/125@f/11, ISO-200.

Little Man



Special Thanks to Daynen for posing for me. I love his cute smile. I got him to put one hand in his pocket and other arm leaning on the chair. I wish I had him in another shirt probably solid color so that it's not destracting. I took him to McDonald's afterwards for being so patient. This was shot on Canon 10-D, 1/60@f/11, ISO-200

Courtney and Rocky-Process






This is my niece Courtney. I brought her and her older brother Daynen into the studio. She was really hard to shoot. She did not wanna take a picture. Finally after I was done with Daynen, She got on the rocking horse. I shot all I could while I had the chance.

Rainy Day



This is my older sister "Nickie". This photo was taking at her house in front of her back door. I really like the mood of the photo. I only used window light on her. It was about 5:00 in the afternoon when we began to set up so the sun was going down. This was shot on a Canon 10-D and I shot at 1/125@f/4, ISO-200.