Downtown Landscape…
Nelson Art Gallery:
Block Building at the Nelson:
Nelson Art Gallery:
Western Auto building:
Between two buildings downtown:
In the alley way where I took Rachael & Cory’s photos, we found a special little surprise awaiting us. Just a reminder that we are in the middle of a big city’s downtown.
At least they were nice enough to put the lid back on before they left it in the middle of the alley.
More Engagement Fun…
There are just so many to choose from…but for now, here are two more!
Updates…
Pardon the mess while I rework the gallery pages…and maybe a few other things. If you’re looking for something that doesn’t appear to be here, check back Monday.
Finally a girl!!
For senior photos that is. I finally got to spice up my photography life and shoot a girl instead of a guy. Let me tell you…what a world of difference there was! While shooting the guys in the past, I’ve brought my sister along to (as she puts it) “bring the funny”. These boys just didn’t pop out with a smile at the drop of the hat. In this case, we had to tell her to stop smiling occasionally and my sister was used as a prop master/camera bag carrier. So here is a sneak peak of her pics…
Oh and this is possibly my favorite door of all time!
Flowers, Flowers everywhere…
These are the Gladiolas that Steph and I got at the Farmers Market Saturday. They are giant and still blooming like crazy!
Gimpy…
All of this for a ripped toe nail! The funniest part is the way she walks when not distracted by something else. I can’t even begin to describe it. So I leave you with the photo…in all of it’s pink and purple hearted glory!
Playing with dirt…
You should probably shield your eyes…there are ALOT of photos coming your way in this post. Enjoy!
One of these was grandpa’s bulldozer for the morning.
They used little sand boxes with toy bulldozers to show what they would be doing.
Doesn’t he look cute all decked out with his ear piece and bright vest?
He hopped right in and starting playing with the controls to figure out how everything worked.
Moving dirt into a pile at the end of a straight line… check.
He was very precise with his dirt moving… definitely the type of person you’d want to hire.
After he made a pile of dirt at the end of his path, they had him move a big rock around to the front of the pile.
Up….
And…
Over.
Next, the bulldozers filled in the trenches that were created by the people who were driving the excavators.
He was very careful to fill it in completely and tried to level it out as much as possible.
He emerges…
Triumphantly!
