Images placed in ISPWP contest
The results of the quarterly photo competition on The International Society of Professional Wedding Photographers were posted today. I was happy to see four of my images placed in the categories of wedding party, details, humor and reception. It’s humbling to in included with such talent from all over the world. To see more award winning images visit the website ISPWP.

Baby Konnor
Baby Konnor has arrived. You may remember a few post back the maternity images for Ryan and Kristin. A few weeks after he was born I headed over to their home to get some images of the little man. He stayed awake for the whole session, this rarely happens with newborns when I photograph them. He did manage to throw up and pee on his mom, just breaking her in for more to come! Here are some highlights from their session. Congrats to both of you! Enjoy.

Fall portraits part two
Little needs to be said about the super cuteness of baby twin boys! I was excited to see John & Heather again during the fall portrait session at Edgefield. They are the most stylish parents I’ve seen! Always looking good and a ton of fun to be around. After their session I met up with The Coles. These two little girls had a fabulous time running around, eating snacks and playing pretend.

Sara + Ryan = Engaged
I shot Sara and Ryan’s engagement session a few months ago. Time flies by so fast, this super cute and sweet couple is already married! Those images are coming soon. They had scoped out some locations before the shoot and I was excited to see what they had found. We headed into SE and found a walking bridge that goes over the road below. After shooting there and talking a bit more about what they were looking for in their images, I knew just where to take them! We headed down to the train tracks for some urban and edgy backdrops. We finished up just at the sun was fading behind the city skyline. Here are some images from their session. Enjoy!

Hillary + Zac = Married
Hillary booked me over a year before her wedding date. It was fun to get to know her and Zac over the planning period. I knew their day was going to be special but you never really know how wonderful it is until you arrive. Since we had been chatting over the course of the planning, Hillary contacted me about her concerns with the possibility of rain. Since they were getting married on Sept. 6th and out at the beautiful Mt Hood Organic Farms I thought that they would luck out and not be affected by any Portland storms. Well, I was wrong. Good thing I recommended her getting some rain boots and extra umbrellas for the guests. They also deci