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Thank you so much to both Sharon and Tom for letting me be a part of their special day! These guys know how to have fun...even if in the hottest part of the day on a stunning yet windy cliffside. They chose the amazing hill country views of Chapel Dulcinea to have their ceramony and reception. Family and friends showed up from all around to show their love for these two.

Enjoy!

So I know I've been very slackerish on updating my posts. And I'm finally getting around to posting my favorite shoot to date of Any and Daniel on my alumni campus of Texas A&M! Not only are these two gorgeous and tons of fun, but they allowed me to do something I've always wanted to do.....lie on the 50 yard line of Kyle Field Stadium and bask in the sun! Or clouds on this particular muggy day!

These kids are getting married the day after Christmas so I'm super excited to see how they get down and enjoy their crazy night!

I can't say enough about this guy! We met over 8 years ago in a training class for Dell Inc., and he's been a great friend ever since. So when he asked me if I would take some pictures of him for a brochure he's putting together for his new realty company, I could only answer yes! We had a great time cruising around the Star Ranch golf course trying to find the best shots. Seeker was a trooper driving her own cart and not knowing really the course ettiquette! And she even got behind the camera to take a couple of 'dude shots' that I had to stand in for. Great work Jen!

All in all there was only one little scare, when I thought I lost the flash card that had EVERY shot from the course on it! Thank God I found it though!

This guy's an amazing man and if you are looking for a house or selling in the Dallas metroplex area I highly recommend him. He's the utmost professional and pretty darn funny to boot!

Hope to see ya soon Ryan D!

Hey everyone! I know it's been a while since my last post and I have no excuses except pure laziness. I've been staying pretty busy over the past couple months and am finally making the time to sit down and post some updates.

A little backstory: I was raised in the Texas Panhandle town of Amarillo, for which we were bestowed the artistic vision of a man named Stanley Marsh, III. Three years before I was born, (I'm not telling my age) he decided to put 10 classic cadillac's nose first into the ground at an angle equal to the Great Pyramid of Giza along the historic Route 66 Hwy. This art piece has ever since been a stopping point for tourist's world wide and remains today an icon of my hometown.

I got a chance to go home and see the madre in April and just happened to drive into town around sunset. I thought it was about time to get in my artistic approach at these trashed out icons, so I picked up mom and we headed out to the Ranch.

These are some of my favorite shots from the short 30 min I had before the sun set.

Two out of three isn't bad for this East Coast transplant family's first visit to the Big B. The DelBene's made the trip down from Austin to see for themselves what the Texas wildflower hullabaloo was all about. What an amazing backdrop those bluebonnets were for this uber attractive family...and I dare say, they weren't disappointed by the flowers or the ice cream that followed! Thanks Dave & Blythe for having such great genes.