Portrait: In Memory of Jenna | Evanston Photographer
This post is in memory of Jenna, beloved pet of my in-laws. I captured her in her favorite spot, watching the goings-on of the neighborhood day in and day out from her perch… Continue reading
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I Heart Faces Portrait: Summertime | Evanston Photographer
Enjoying Life! This weekend, we went to Custer St. Fair in Evanston, and were quickly sidetracked by the local firehouse, where they’d opened a hydrant to shoot a cool spray into the air.… Continue reading
Adventure: Carnival | Evanston Photographer
This weekend we took my nephew to a local carnival… he’d been sick last week but he was finally feeling better, and REALLY wanted to go. So we obliged and made the trek,… Continue reading
Portrait: E and J | Evanston Photographer
I recently took another look at the portraits I did for E and J last summer. Here are a few more of my favorites from that beautiful day by the lake
Wedding: Winston and Maiesha | Evanston Photographer
This weekend I attended the beautiful wedding of Winston & Maiesha. My sister and I have known Winston for years, and hosted a radio show with him for about a year and a… Continue reading
Adventure: My first ad campaign | Evanston Photographer
This year has been amazing for me so far. I currently have one of my images running in a commercial ad campaign in Western and Central Pennsylvania. It’s being used for web banners… Continue reading
Adventure: AngThong Marine Park, Koh Samui, Thailand
I just returned from a 17-day trip to Thailand. The bulk of the visit was for work, but I spent the last weekend in Koh Samui for some much-needed rest & relaxation. One… Continue reading
Adventure: Bangkok, Thailand
I’m writing this after a long, but thrilling day in Bangkok. It has been a beautiful adventure so far. Although I’m here for my day job, this assigment has given me the opportunity… Continue reading
Adventure: Roycemore Photography Project
Growing up, I attended a tiny private school in Evanston. Classes were small, everyone knew each other, and it felt like family. Recently my 97-year-old alma mater, Roycemore School, closed the doors on… Continue reading