All Shook Up! :: Community Outreach Photogapher

I'm not a novice anymore but I'll tell you, there's nothing like the challenges of theater lighting to make a pro feel like they are back to square one! Low lighting is one thing but low lighting that quickly changes to bright lighting and then changes color and THEN back to low lighting again? Whoa! WHOA!!! That is the only way to put it. Here is a sampling of what I did tonight - it was the LAST dress rehearsal before the show opens tomorrow night!




It's too late for me to post anymore than a few teasers but I don't want to ruin the show for you (if you're going and you really SHOULD go because it's going to be A-MA-ZING!) anyway. A photographer I am, but a talented actor like all of those in All Shook Up? I SO am not! Go see the show. Seriously! You don't want to miss it!

Heather is expecting! :: Grove City Maternity Portrait Photographer

eather is due in a little more than a month and a half and she is seriously the most adorable pregnant lady I have ever seen. She's got the pregnancy glow down pat and shooting her maternity portraits yesterday was just way too much fun. I think maternity portraits are becoming my new favorite thing to do!








Congratulations, Heather! I know you're going to be a fantastic mom!!!

All Shook Up! :: Community Outreach Photogapher

If there is one thing I like other than photography, it's a musical theater! I've always been a fan of music and I try to go to get to the theater AT LEAST once a year. But for as much as I like them, you will never catch me on stage performing. I've just always been one of the ones that prefers to remain behind the scenes - but, usually, more likely behind the CAMERA!

This past week I had the extreme pleasure to do some community outreach at a local high school. Their chorus is preparing for their upcoming musical production and this year it's a show that combines Elvis Presley with Shakespeare called "All Shook Up"!

The young ladies and gentlemen that have been cast are extraordinarily talented and I bet it's only a matter of time before you see many of their faces (and HEAR many of their voices) in some of the top ranking theaters in the country. I was so honored to be able to provide everyone with headshots for their printed program and I can't wait to return in a couple of weeks, when the set and costumes are closer to being finished, to do some candids!