Loved hanging out with some of my friends and taking their family photos!

Loved hanging out with some of my friends and taking their family photos!

Israel
December 22 / January 23
(it’s only been three years since I posted. Â If you happen to visit anymore, leave a comment!)

I loved being able to shoot Windstream’s Leadership Summit in Orlando a couple of weeks ago. Â Along with their normal sessions, I also shot Michael Carbonaro’s performance at the House of Blues and around 120 headshots. Â It was busy, but a blast. Â Thanks, Windstream!
















This is it. Â My last wedding. Â I couldn’t image a better couple to close out my time as a wedding photographer than Matt and Hannah. Â I’m thankful to call them friends and thankful they asked me to play a small role on their wedding day.
Thank you to all the other couples who have trusted me to shoot their weddings over the past ten years. Â I never took it for granted and I don’t take the many friendships that were formed out of it granted either.
Thank you again, and I’m sure I’ll see many of you around town.







































































Today I had the chance to experience something I had on my calendar for 15 years. Â In 2002, my dad told me to put August 21, 2017 in my calendar and that we were going to take a trip to see the total solar eclipse. Â Being a weather / space nerd, I didn’t need any convincing. Â Over the years, we would randomly talk about our future trip to see the solar eclipse and how, even if we were sick, we would make this trip happen.
And we did make this trip happen.  And my dad even bought matching shirts.  🙂
Here are a few images from the eclipse. Â We were just north of Eddyville, KY.

My Mom, Nephew – Jaelun, my Dad, and myself.
With our matching shirts

First Contact

Halfway

Almost

Almost…Again

Diamond at the beginning of totality

This isn’t a camera effect. Â This is literally what it looks like when you look up with your naked eye.
Incredible.

A few solar prominences.

Maybe my favorite image from the day.
Diamond at the end of totality.
This was the most incredible thing I’ve been able to witness in nature. Â Absolutely nothing compares. Â Every time I think about it I still feel the same awe and wonder. Â God’s creation is a miraculous thing and I thank the Lord I had the opportunity to experience this.
Please go see the next one in 2024. Â Skip work. Â Take a vacation day. Â It will be worth it.
FINALLY getting back to posting wedding!
Eric and Atalie
Russellville, AR
















































Ouachita Baptist University / Berry Chapel / Arkadelphia, Arkansas
Ausley Family Farm / Bismarck, Arkansas
April 16, 2016












































































































Lighthouse Beach Weddings
Key Largo, Florida






































































