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• • Adam Nyholt - A friend and mentor who has cheerfully answered about 1,000 questions, Adam probably at times wishes that I no longer had his phone number. He produces some work that'll just blow you away.
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Karen and Doug : Engaged!

Posted on November 16, 2009

I really enjoyed shooting with Karen and Doug this past Sunday. They are a laid back couple who like to have fun and act silly with each other, which I relate to!

We shot around their home in New Albany and got some winners. Here are a few of my favorites:

We were walking through a parking lot … when a fight broke out!

But they made up quickly …

Being animal lovers, they wanted to take a few with their dogs, Zeke and Molly. I’m pretty sure Zeke has been in a dog food commercial or two in his time – he was quite the stoic model. Molly on the other hand was a little camera shy.

Karen and Doug, I’m looking forward to your big day together! Thanks for a great afternoon!

Foolin’ with Textures

Posted on November 2, 2009

I’m always working on new and interesting ways to process images. While I’m hardly the first to apply textures or different colors to an image, it’s something I’ve been working with as time allows. Whaddaya’ think?

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