I must be the luckest photographer in the world because I seem to get all the great looking couples with fun personalities.   Trish and Jason from Charlotte fit the mold perfectly.  Their wedding was at the amazing  Callawassie Island Club. Linda and her team from Amanda Rose weddings was great to work with and helped keep the alligators in check for me.  If you are interested in seeing more from their wedding check out Trish & Jason.

I could sit here and tell you how awesome this couple is and how they had such a great time at their wedding but really you just want to see photos so lets do that instead.  Best of Luck in St Louis you two!

I had the opportunity to photograph a good friend of mines wedding this last Saturday and it was B-E-A Utiful to say the least.   Brian and I worked at Boggy Creek Gang Camp as camp counselors during our college summers.  Boggy Creek was one of those places that stays with you your whole life and as I watched Brian look at Asia with nothing but pure Love and Commitment it reminded me how he would do the same of the kids during the summer.  As I got to know Asia over the weekend it was amazing the hear that she possesed the same human qualities that so few have and what is even more amazing is that they found each other. Both Brian and Asia are very commited to everything they do in life and extreamly bright yet down to earth.  I wish you both the best as you have the presense and peice of mind to change the world and better so many lives.

I do not think a lot of peeps, besides my close peeps have seen much, if any, of my fine art work so here ya go.  To me fine art is something that you create with no rules just what you find to be art.  Going back and looking through some of my work I noticed I see clouds, water and grass.  What does that mean...I have no clue but that is what I see.  I just think it is so interesting to see what people see.  I guess that is why I enjoy hanging around kids so much.  I am just fascinated at what they see and I always seem to learn something new from them.

Sooooo the reason I titled this journal "light painting" is because a couple of the prints on here are from a whole series of paintings I did in an interesting way. They were done completely in the dark and without paint.  Sounds kind weird huh?  What I did is shut off all the lights in my studio and used various size flash lights (think of them as my brushes) and put different color gels (think of them as my paints) over the flashlights.  I captured all of this with my camera that was focused on a large white canvas.  The shutter to the camera was wide open of 10-15 mins while I painted with light.  It was addicting and I would keep doing it every night till I could almost see what was going to be saved on the camera before it was ever created.  Then what I would do is print these digital files onto a canvas.  The whole point of me doing this in the first place was to make a cool art piece to go above my couch at the loft.  Fun stuff.

-kevin