Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Beyond ~ Wedding Stories through Photography
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Martha has a contagious spirit full of fun and joyfulness. I’ve been friends with Martha’s family since before she was born and it’s been so much fun to watch her as she grows up. As a parent you’re too close to really see your own children grow and change. You know it’s happening but it’s hard to see big changes because they are really an accumulation of lots of little changes. I can’t believe how beautiful she’s become! Congratulations on your first communion Martha!!
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Leslie and Brendan’s wedding was at the lovely Holy Cross Immaculata Church over looking the heart of downtown Cincinnati. I’ve admired this church for years and finally had the opportunity to shoot there. It was totally beautiful! I’m having a string of awesome Catholic priests to work with this wedding season. This isn’t always the case but Father Joesph Folzenlogen, SJ focused on Leslie and Brendan and helped make it a wonderful ceremony and day for them!
I’m often in awe over how couples seem to gravitate to just the right kind of person to marry. If you ask me Brendan & Leslie are just right for each other!
One of my favorite parts of their day was photographing them in front of Shepard Fairey’s installation pieces. He’s famous for his logo design of Obama. He currently has an exhibit at the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center.
Congratulations Leslie & Brendan!
Wedding Venue – Church- Holy Cross Immaculata Church Cincinnati
Reception Venue- Cincinnati Club
Florist -Nina’s Florist Springdale
Makeup Paragon Salon Downtown Cincinnati -Megan
Second Photographer – Kyle Wagner
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I’ve spent some time lately trying to beat the holiday deadline from one of my album publishing companies so that I could have a few personal projects printed and back from them before Christmas. While I have the whole collection, more or less together, it seems like a good idea to share some of my best fine art work from the last five years or so (that’s probably how often I get around to taking care of my own personal photo projects). Enjoy & thanks for sharing with me!
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