Studio Update

We are working on our new studio space and hoping to complete the move sometime this fall. Our studio will then be in the lower level of our home. We have already set up a temporary office and complete most of our post-production there. So, appointments are more important than ever because we are not in the studio as often. Our clients are very important to us, so if you would like to come in please just give us a call so we can set something up! We're very excited about the move. We'll keep you posted...

A New Look

I have been on the lookout for some time now for some unique furniture that would fit the style of our studio.  I wanted something funky, fun and modern.  Something with classic lines and bright, bold colors.  Well, how about orange leather furniture?  Yes, that's right.  We found a killer deal on this awesome set and couldn't pass it up!  It looks so cool in our studio and matches our color scheme perfectly.  And the best part: we now have so much more seating in the front and a place to look through books and chat comfortably.  We moved the backgrounds and lights to the back room which gives us a ton more space to shoot in.  So the next time you're in the area stop in and check it out!

Ava

This little cutie is the daughter of Jessica & Joshua, whom we met and photographed at their wedding a couple of years ago.  Isn't she adorable?

Hold on dad, I need some help up....

Ha!  I love the drool...

Look at those beautiful blue eyes.

It was wonderful to see you again, Jessi & Josh and awesome to meet Ava!  She's such a beautiful baby.

Grady

We photographed Heidi & Jeff's wedding in 2006 and were thrilled for them as they were expecting their first child.  They made a trip to Michigan (they live in Ohio) and we had the chance to meet, and of course photograph, little baby Grady.

Ahhhh, baby yawns!

Love me some baby toes!

It is always so fun for us to get to see "our couples" start and grow their families.  Thanks, Heidi & Jeff for introducing us to the little guy.  What a darling!  Congratulations to you both.

Rachel

We photographed Rachel over the summer outdoors for her senior portraits.  We followed that up with an indoor session at our studio.  We usually focus on outdoor portraits for seniors but will break out the studio lights from time to time for those yearbook shots!

Not Moving (yet)!

Okay, I've kinda been slacking on my blogging duties lately.  September proved to be quite a busy month for us as we expected.  Photographing seven weddings in one month always keeps us on our toes!  So, for those of you checking the blog regularly, we apologize for the lack of new photos!  By the way, we always love to hear feedback from our clients so if you have any comments to add please do so anytime. 

We have great news...our studio is staying put!  We're still going to be at our Miller Rd. address for the time being.  We are building our home and have an anticipated move date of February 2009.  At that time we will be moving the studio into our new space, giving us much more room.  We're hoping to operate out of our current studio until we make our "big move" but nothing is carved in stone yet.  We'll let everyone know if anything changes!

Moving?

For those of you who may not know, we have a studio located in Shields on Miller Road.  We have been there since May 2007 and really like it.  BUT, our landlords are moving and we are not quite sure what is going to become of our cute little studio.  We are in the process of building our home and have plans to move our business into a portion of our house.  In the meantime, we are considering renting a small space to use as a gallery to meet with clients and moving our production area to our apartment.  Since almost all of our sessions are done on location, we don't really need the studio lights and backdrops.  We will be sad to say goodbye to our current "home away from home" but are curious to see what the next phase of our business will be.  We'll keep you posted!  If anyone knows of a cool place for us to check out, we would appreciate any suggestions.