My father in law's wife wanted to get her husband a cat for Christmas, so my wife and I helped do the espionage work - picking the cat up from the shelter, holding him at her mom's house for a few days before Christmas, and then suprising him Christmas day with this GIANT furry beast.
He truly is a sweet guy though. Banjo is his name and he weighs 17.6 pounds. Wow!
I'm feeling a little lame this year, but since we won't be here for Christmas, we didn't get a tree. Today I was outside putting some lights up, however, and Martha and I got a little bit of a bug to do something inside as well. So, we went out to the shed and dug out an old small, pretty ugly, Target variety fake tree. We decorated it with a few ornaments and some lights, and the minute Martha laid down the tree skirt, she walked out of the room and Oscar the cat decided he had found a new home for the holidays.
Hopefully he's eaten enough this year that he'll think twice before trying to climb up this one. Enjoy the last week before Christmas!
This morning I was so excited to get a chance to photograph little Mimi who just came into the world right before Thanksgiving. She's the brand new daughter of a great family friend from growing up and she could not be more beautiful!
I look forward to many more visits and lots of photos in the future! You can see a sneak peak of some of my favorites below and you can see the rest by clicking here.
My wife and I had the pleasure of spending some much needed R&R with our friends and neighbors Will and Becca, along with their awesome son Davis. We had a good time catching up and I look forward to doing it more often!
Here are a few snaps of them with Davis. The 2nd to last one of Becca laughing is a series not to be missed on the link below. This was just after Davis got hungry and tried to eat her finger for dessert!To see all of the photos, click here.
I spent yesterday with some amazing photographers at the home of Nathan and Amber Holritz of Holritz Photography in Chattanooga. Nathan spoke along with the owners of KISS Wedding Books, the album company I use, who are also awesome photographers. After lunch at the local Sushi place, we finished up the day with Mike Larson, world renowned wedding photographer, who had some great inspiration to give.
Below is a shot of Mike talking about his shooting style.
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