Nov
18
2009
Last night I had the opportunity to photograph a couple of highly energetic bands at El Corazon. Â These type of bands are the most fun to shoot because of how fast they move – you never know what exact moment you’ll freeze with the flash!
I Set My Friends On Fire:





Attack Attack!





I have also been photographing concerts for Melophobe.com. Â Check out my first two reviews:
Sunny Day Real Estate
Ivan and Alyosha
Oct
22
2009
This past Sunday Joel, Nick, Larissa, Matt and I took a hike up the north face of Mt. Pilchuck to reach “Lake 22″. Â The hike was spectacular – especially on the day we went, because of all the fog, and the rich autumn colors. Â I was truly in awe.













Oct
6
2009
I interrupt my regularly scheduled program (I’m slacking on uploading Seattle & Scabland photos) for something even more exciting…
My childhood best friend and next-door neighbor, Kate, got married over the weekend. Â And I got to be her wedding photographer! Â The ceremony took place at The First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor, and the reception was across the street at The Lake Forest Golf Club. Â The rainy weather held off just long enough for great photos, but unfortunately, U of M was beaten by State. Â But that didn’t stop it from being a truly wonderful occasion with close friends and family!
Here are just a few of my favorites from the day that I couldn’t wait to post…










Aug
28
2009
Sorry for the delay in updates my loyal subscribers. Â I have been busy with a new seasonal job photographing undergraduates! Â Where did I leave off…
Although we only drove through the northern most area of Yellowstone National Park, the views were breathtaking. Â We got to explore Mammoth Hot Springs:







Soon I will be caught up to reveal my final destination
Aug
22
2009
After stopping at Badlands National Park, Joel and I continued on to see Mount Rushmore. Â It was really cool, especially the night presentation, but it was a challenge to photograph with my equipment.



On Tuesday we drove from Gillette, WY to Yellowstone National Park via Highway 212 (the North East entrance). Â We had no idea we would be driving directly over the mountains to get there – but it was one of the highlights of our journey!






Stay tuned for Part. 3: Â Yellowstone!