A few images of my friend Greta.
Cherry Basket Farm
A few weeks ago I had the chance to photograph Julie and Bill’s wedding. The rehearsal dinner was at her parents’ house on Lake Michigan. It was a fantastic event with toasts overlooking the lake […]
Cobblestone Farms
My favorite weddings are with members of the armed forces, and as luck would have it, I get a lot of them. There is nothing that says serious like a groom in dress uniform. Courtney […]
Sisters, part 2
A few years ago I wrote about sisters. My lead sentence was, “There is nothing more fun for a photographer than working with sisters. Christy, Emily and Heidi . . . .” and I went […]
Jackie and Tyler
Welcome to my reconfigured 2015 website. Looks the same you say? Tell that to Google who had new requirements for “responsiveness.” But, I made one significant change. From the beginning, I’ve had an Image of […]
Meaningful Work
I have been writing a monthly column for Northern Express and I am going to start posting some here. Last month I was asked to join about fifty other professionals at Traverse City Central High […]
A Lunch Break at Glen Haven
A few weeks ago I had a crazy day. I started at the break of dawn with back-to-back Senior pictures in Traverse City. At 1:00 I had a class in Glen Arbor and then I […]
Brittany and Erick
It’s finally Spring here and time to get out and make photographs. I spent some time in the last few weeks wandering orchards and hillsides making landscape images, but that’s not really my passion. I […]
Bad News for Network Television
I have bad news for network television. I’ve suspected for a while now that network television is over. In the last few weeks, for me, it’s been confirmed. There are two things that have convinced […]
Photography 101 — Aperture
In photography the word aperture refers to the opening of the lens iris. It seems like a simple concept, and on older interchangeable lens cameras it’s pretty easy to see the lens iris (or diaphragm) […]