Had occasion to revisit this session recently. These kids are brimming with the cute. This session was a combination studio/location session.

Now that this bride is wed, I can show you some of the proofs from my bridal portrait session for her this November.

The wedding itself was shot by the great Sarah Whitmeyer, who I’ve been lucky to work with in the past.

Here’s a selection from my recent session with six-week old Eve and her parents. In about an hour we kissed the baby, took some studio shots, changed the baby, took some outdoor shots, fed the baby and took advantage of some beautiful window light. Done before lunch and nap. Baby rolls documented. Family portrait achieved. Grandparents everywhere sigh in relief.

A great morning’s work.

(images may take a minute to fully resolve when opened. please excuse the weird bottom right crop.)

A fun family session on a beautiful spring afternoon. Really enjoyed it.

For a fundraiser I was a preschool photographer for a couple of days. Different way of working, but still a lot of fun. And pretty good funds were raised, too. Here are some of my favorites from that bunch.

Something to tide you over until the new site gets going. Here are more.

Because even rock n roll kids need to get their picture taken for ma n pa.

For more fun (as well as some more conventional portraits) click here.

This piece got chosen for the Sir Walter Raleigh Award (viewers choice) at Raleigh City Museum’s Portraits of Raleigh 2.2

Always nice to get a bit of affirmation.

Come see some of my work at the Raleigh City Museum! Up through March.

Love. Ain’t it grand? A recent session at my new favorite portrait location.

See more from this session here.