For some reason it feels like Asher's first year went by like a rocket. It is like we woke up and it was time to start sending out invitations and planning his party. In keeping with tradition, I made sure to document his first birthday with a quick photography session. I say quick because he was so cooperative. A simple bribe of a sippy cup and some bubbles brought out his precious ear to ear smile. Asher went from being born...
I started my website redesign with Spindletop Designs right around the time my last blog post went up. I should have taken my designers advice and continue with my blogging efforts because in the end, my rebrand and redesign took 6 months. I am very happy with the result, so it was all worth it in my opinion. With that out of the way, I have been shooting a lot lately and I would like to thank all of my wonderful...
I can't believe its already been 6 months. Its sad but some times I get so wrapped up in my business that I forget to take portraits of the ones I love the most. My son Asher has really blossomed into quite the gentleman...and flirt. He's legendary in the local grocery store for giving a "wink and a smile" to every female who walks by. Sometimes, it feels like they all stop and smile back. He is such a charmer....
Before you browse the beautiful story told through these wedding images, please take a moment to hear about Emily's experience: Jonathan is amazing to work with! He captured every moment of my wedding day. My husband and I couldn't be better happier with our photographs. He was able to capture the memories from the second I walked down the isle to the last dace. Everyone has enjoy looking at our photographs and feel as though they were there with us...cont. -Emily...
Lighting with multiple strobes and flashes is one of my favorite aspects of photography. When I saw this weeks pro photography business forum (PPBF) challenge, I knew I had to enter. While executive portraits may look like straight forward photographs, they are anything but. I used 3 lights for this shot but 4, 5, 6 or more lights would not be out of the ordinary. I knew the basic positions where I wanted the light to strike my subject, but...
