Nice Suit.

I have been working on Shannon & Matt's book this week. These are two of the first spreads. Matt had and his groomsmen had great suits. I wonder who helped him pick them out?

Changes done.

I just finished working on Katie & TJ's changes last night. The book is looking nice. The first page even has the correct date on it now. It's like I was at the wedding and knew the date. Check it out and leave a comment to let me know what you think. Tonight I start to work on Julie & Greg's changes.

See it here.

Act 2: The Book

Just finished with Lisa and Luke's wedding album. I like the way it turned out so leave me a comment and let me know what you think.

http://www.artists-eyes.com/events/Lisa%20&%20Luke/book/book.php

Dark Skies

Those clouds rained on us a bit but they look cool in the photo.

Message from our Sponsors.

I have never seen a bunch of grooms men so relaxed. Matt and his guys were just hanging out by the pool before the wedding. Thanks to the refreshing taste of Bud Lite Lime.

Show me the money Anheuser Busch.

There in spirit.

The Small bear sitting next to the candles represents Luke's brother who is no longer with us. I thought it was fitting to have him on the same spread with Luke's other brother and sister singing.

A Perfect Day.

I spent this past weekend with Shannon and Matt in Oconomowoc. Saturday could not have been a nicer day. These two love birds got hitched at the Golden Mast and had the shortest trip ever to their reception at.......you guested it, the Golden Mast. Just to make things interesting we took a walk around the building and took a few pictures just to make the commute a bit longer. I love the shot of Shannon getting her dress bustled in the hallway, their is a series of shots that will make a great spread in their wedding book.

Blog Break!

I am almost done with Lisa and Luke's book but I wanted to post a spread or two before I finish. That and posting gives me a chance to put down the pen tool and stretch out my hands with a little hunt and peck on my keyboard.

Act 1: The Wedding

I had another great wedding this past weekend. I wonder if other photographers have clients as fun as mine. I almost didn't need my gps to find Luke's parents house on Friday morning, you could hear the piano from a block away. When I pulled up I found the hole family gathered around Luke and his brother with instruments in hand. It was a sight to see and I am glad Lisa and Luke invited me to join in on it and so many more like it on their wedding day. I love the shot of Lisa in Luke's arms.

Weekend Drive

My wedding this weekend had me driving all over north east Wisconsin. Long drives like that are bound to see some good landscapes. The first image is of storm clouds rolling in Thursday evening and the second is them rolling out Saturday morning.

Entertainers

The couple that entertains together stays together. I had a great time last night at Rebecca and Kyle's house. Kyle showed off his famous cheese plate as Rebecca made dinner. What a dinner! It is amazing she got anything done with Kyle distracting her at every chance with a kiss. I love the shots of the two of them on the bike.

Blue

I like these shots of the wedding party. What a perfect building.

Blog Break!

I started working on Kathy and Ross's book last night. I tried to post these spreads this morning but my computer had other plans. All is well now. I love the shots of Kathy posing at the salon.

50 years and counting

As a wedding photographer I have the privilege of photographing life at one of its many beginnings. This past weekend was a rare chance for me to capture life in the middle of its cycle at Pat and Frank's 50th anniversary party. It seemed to me that these two are in the middle of many lives. They have 11 grand-children! It was a breath of fresh air, literally. I went out on the boat with Frank and the kids and enjoyed the view from the deck overlooking the lake with Pat. Check out the old black and white photos from their wedding. How classic is that. Standing next to a Chevy in front of their house about to carry your bride over the threshold. I can only hope that photos I take will hold the same nostalgia 50 years from now.