As much as I love portrait photography, I like getting away with my camera to play and this old barn and cabin provided the perfect escape. Landscapes also give me a chance to play with post processing and new ideas. Enjoy!!!! 
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And that pretty much sums it up, he is the bass clarinet toward the middle of the picture, behind the dance team girls.
Discovered a great new spot in KCK for pictures and Dakota and his mom were game for the trip. Can’t wait for our trip to the Bottoms for his final round.
Gotta love the younger cheerleaders, they have a real knack for knowing exactly what to do when you say “okay, time for a goofy one now”.
C turned two last month and is as beautiful as her brother is handsome. I have enjoyed photographing both of these cuties since they were born and they just get cuter and cuter each time I see them. 
I had a wonderful time taking portraits to celebrate this wonderful couples 50th wedding anniversary. I hope you like them
I have had the new camera for a week and am loving the clear crisp pictures, so while I have been practicing with it with my family and kids (before I take it to a client shoot and look like an idiot trying to figure out where everything is) I got this one of Sammie.
And here is your slidehow Dakota, I hope you enjoy it!!
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When I heard about this bridge I had dreams of taking seniors here for their pictures, wrong, I will try anything for a picture, but the number of tics aquired in the 1 and a half mile round trip from the car to the bridge means I won’t be trying it again. I love the bridge though, so hard to believe that it was in use just 25-30 years ago 4 miles of so from where my kids went to grade school (Cedar Creek Elementary) and I hadn’t heard about it til last Friday. Enjoy the shots, they may be all you see from this location.
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