Legally, I can’t say much about this wedding. Since Nick is a secret agent (sort of true) and most likely is monitoring my internet and phone, I have to do this quickly. OK-ok — so, no more government agent jokes. Nick and Kirstian put on an excellent event for their friends and family last month. From horse drawn buggy rides with horses that hated us, to Model-T rides where photographer’s bags don’t quite fit, the Greenfield Village adventure was one that I won’t soon forget. This bridal party was so hard to keep up with the my feet hurt for two days. The Eagle Tavern was as alive as it has been in a hundred years. I can assure you I slept like a rock after I got home. I’d do it again in a second though. I’ll let the pictures due the rest of the talking. Thanks again, guys! Enjoy.

Lisa approached me with this idea of borrowing an old truck for a few shots during her and Ben’s engagement session. I loved the idea, but where would we get the truck? As it turns out, some dude in Howell that Lisa’s dad talked to did the trick! We fought of a thunderstorm, wandered the unfamiliar streets, and generally had a great time. Thanks so much for my Howell adventure, guys. I had a blast. Can’t wait for the wedding.

I’ve been hanging with some really awesome people lately. You see, I made a callout that I wanted spend a little more time photographing the elder-statesmen (and women) of families. The first person to answer my call was Marianne. She’s the lovely lady you can see in the above photo. She and her husband, Bob, lent me their likenesses for an afternoon. I can’t say how much it meant to me to meet up with these guys as well as Marianne’s sister and her brother-in-law. They not be more well-matched and romantically infectious to be around. Age has NOTHING to do with it, folks. I spend such large amount of my time with twenty-somethings and toddlers that it is refreshing and inspiring for me to get to know the vivacious, hilarious and ambitious elders of a family. I cannot wait to show you guys more.