Prepping For Christmas Portraits

 It's nearly that time where everyone is planning their holiday cards to mail out. I am in the planning stages of offering portraits in a non-formal setting, candid's with a Christmas theme, such as the two examples here. Contact me if you are interested in a photo session, they are affordable and custom.

Snack Time With JB

I recently was out and about in New Oxford for a memorial dedication event and my friend was there with her handsome little boy JB. He didn't want anything to do with me nor my camera. So, be just causal and patient, his mood lightened towards me and we captured a few just cute as the devil photos of him in front of the fountain on New Oxford's beautiful circle.

Jamaican Sunsets Rock

The sunsets are absolutely stunning in Jamaica. You can literally sit and do a one minute count down to when the sun melts into the ocean. We sat and watched this view every evening for several weeks while on vacation back in 1997 and 1998. 

Walk With Me

Big sister Cassidy takes her younger baby sister Marissa's hand and walks off through through the field as if protecting her to what might lie ahead. 

Inauguration Set Up

Days before the inauguraion of President Obama back in 2009.

This was a time exposure, which allowed for the capture of the city bus passing through the image leaving a light trail. Below shows the settings used for this image for those who always ask "how'd you do that?" Most times, my images are just trial and error.

Yesteryears

Haircuts used to be cheap and affordable "back in the day" in New Oxford it seems. 

Jenettes's Olde Tyme Barber Shop sits in the first block of Lincoln Way East, aka Route 30 and The Lincoln Highway. 

This barber shop was started way back many years ago by a man by the name of Paul Rabine, Paul held shop for many years before taking ill and passing away. 

Today, haircuts are a wee bit pricier than a quarter like the "goold ole days"

WWll Memorial At Night

The World War ll memorial honors the 16 million who served in the armed forces of the U.S., the more than 400,000 who died, and who supported the war effort from home. Symbolic of the defining event of the 20th century, the memorial is a monument to the spirit, sacrifice, and commitment of the American people. The memorial opened to the public on April 29, 2004 and was officially dedicated one month later on may 29th. The memorial is located on 17th Street, between Constitution and Independence Avenues, and is flanked by the Washington Monument to the east, and the Lincoln Memorial to the west.