As developers, we need to be strategic in how we do this, lest our changes create more headaches down the road for both us and our users.
You know what happens when the photographer picks the time for the ceremony? Um, this beautifulness! Thank Yaira & Daniel for trusting me with your ceremony time and your...
read moreI started this year's wedding season with a perfectly lovely ceremony at a quaint little church in Allen. Yaira had emailed me asking for churches similar to those that JFK jr was...
read moreI met Elicia and Sean at our last Research. Meet. Click. event at Marty Leonard Chapel. I wooed them my mastery of the English language, including colorful phrases such as "dark...
read moreI met up with Elicia and her mother at University Christian Church in Fort Worth on a lovely summer day. The sun was shining brilliantly and there wasn't a cloud in the sky....
read moreIt really was ages ago. I was fairly new in my professional career and I was shooting a wedding outside of Austin; a perfectly beautiful yellow and navy blue wedding as the...
read moreThe Carnley House was just the perfect setting for Emily & Austin's wedding. Set right outside of Austin in Georgetown, Texas it truly is an intimate gem that served as the...
read moreI love the hill country - it's a whole different Texas than we see up here in the northern part. I used to secretly envy photographers in California with their lovely golden...
read moreEmily & Austin's ceremony began just as the sun began to dip below the horizon. It was a lovely day all around, the perfect December weather in Georgetown, coupled with happy,...
read moreI walked into the most calm loveliness that I had seen all year. Everyone was smiling, laughing and enjoying themselves. Everyone. One beautiful face after another. I met Emily...
read moreHere we are in July and I am sharing my very last wedding of 2012! Yes, it only took me 7 months into 2013 to show them all. If you can't tell 2012 was the busiest year that I...
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As developers, we need to be strategic in how we do this, lest our changes create more headaches down the road for both us and our users.