Jamie and Brian are crazyawesome. I knew this from the first time we met and spent three (!) hours at Starbucks laughing like we’d been friends for years. They took a huge leap of faith several months ago and moved from the pulse of the east coast to begin a marriage, a family, a life...
The holidays are almost upon us… can you believe it? Seems like the last few weeks have absolutely flown by. I’m taking a few days coming up to be completely dedicated to celebrating the best of the season with my friends and family. From Wednesday, November 23- Sunday, the 27th I’ll be occasionally checking in...
Oh, the love I have for this little man runs deep and he’s barely a couple of weeks old. And a super easy, laid back baby…he posed so effortlessly and was calm as could be through the whole session (although a full belly and warm blankets didn’t hurt either?). Meet Will, nine days old ::...
As a photographer, it’s humbling to see through a lens what other people experience every day. And with that comes a huge responsibility to get it right… so when a friend texted and asked me to photograph her husband’s homecoming from Iraq, I welled up with tears. That’s a big responsibility. She hasn’t seen him...
The Fall issue of Manhattan Magazine has been out for a couple of weeks — this was a fun, fun issue to photograph! Pulling these stories together is such a collaborative effort of writers, editors and other contributors, including the people whose businesses, lives and homes we showcase with each issue. This issue is full...
Ever since they met, he knew she was the one. Back in high school, he pledged her love to her and said they’d marry one day… and this summer, their one day became forever. Surrounded with the love of their amazing friends and closest family, they were excited to celebrate this day and the promise...
K-State, and Manhattan, have always been a second home to Katie and Brian. So much so, in fact, that they were happy to move back to the area this summer to take advantage of an opportunity for Katie’s career. It was like coming home again, a comfortable, familiar community where they first met and began...
