May 17th 2008 was a special day for Miranda & Mike. It was also a special day for my wife and I. Yep, May 17th was our 5-year anniversary and I am so blessed to be married to my beautiful, loving, gracious, kind, wife Cheryl. Love you babe.

So as Cheryl and I celebrated (rather late that evening) our 5th anniversary, Miranda & Mike celebrated becoming one in marriage. Here are some photos from their wedding in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

A detail shot of the dress.

Seeing each other for the first time.

A relaxed portrait of the bridal party.

An interesting formal shot of the fellas. ;)

Profile of the bride.

I like this shot of Miranda & Mike.

Miranda being walked down by her father.

Rings.

I love the vibrant color & joy expressed here.

More rings.

I love shooting with a slower shutter speed to capture movement like in this picture.

Then a ghost appeared running around the father/daughter dance.

Ha… I wonder what Mike is thinking!

Our studio will be closed from today (Monday) until Thursday this week. Our new studio will be off of New LaGrange Rd in Lyndon – pretty close to the Oxmoor Mall.

If you need to contact us, please do so by using our contact page on our website. Our phone will be down over the next couple of days.

Thanks and have a great week!!

I had the privilege of shooting Courtney & Jonathan recently for their downtown engagement session. Here are a few shots from their super fun session.

You never can go wrong with downtown sessions. There are endless creative backgrounds to shoot.

I love this close-up.

Ouch!!

I seriously felt like I shot this engagement session in Greece. Tiffany’s cousin let us shoot in their beautiful backyard garden. Here are a few photos from their engagement session.

What did I tell you! Greece!

I love dogs! I take pictures of mine all the time. I can’t help it.

I love this moment.

And this one too!

A relaxing moment by the pool.

In case you are wondering, yes this is part of the backyard. ;)

I love the brightness in this shot and Tiffany’s expression.

A sweet portrait of T&C.

And the moment that had us all laughing. This went on for about 5 minutes.