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The Marine in the first two photographs is my dear friend Beau. He and his family graciously allowed me to photograph the graveside service for their uncle, who was himself a retired Marine.

Image © The Mustang News

Welcome to the world, little one. We’ve been waiting.

Just a few shots from a recent wedding.

Spent the week at Quartz Mountain Christian Camp. Here are some of the highlights:

Some shots of Jonah, using the new octabox which arrived today. I’ll be using this setup to shoot a bridal portrait Thursday and wanted to have a little fun with it. I’ve also changed the format of multi-image posts a bit, to use thumbnails. Let me know which way you prefer.

Some more old photos. I’m buying a new softbox for my light, and have accordingly had portraits on the brain. Here are a couple of my favorites from my time here in Austin.

I have my first wedding of 2008 coming up, so I thought it was appropriate to share some images from the last wedding I shot.

I’ve long thought I could do a series on nothing but people’s hands. I find them to be incredibly expressive.

When I first had a blog, all it contained was a collection of photos. Then, it morphed into a regular blog filled with my ramblings.

Eventually, I locked that one. Now, it’s time to revive the photo blog, this time with some commentary on the work I’m posting.

I hope you enjoy.

Best,

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