The Bonick Family

I had the pleasure of shooting family photos for the Bonicks a week or so ago. They have three boys- 1, 8, and 10- and they are all complete HAMS! I had such a good time with them. Enjoy!




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I LOVE this image of Lisa and Marty- they are so obviously in love!

Happy 90th Birthday!!

Luke's secretary Carol's mother is celebrating her 90th birthday today. In honor of the special occasion, I was asked to come and take some photos. Carol, her daughter Dacia, and her grandson Charles also joined in the fun.














Charles wouldn't let go of this flower through the whole photo session!!

The Hancher Family: Adoption Day

Luke and I go to church with the Hanchers, and I was so excited to accompany them to the court house on their special day. Mark and Alisa have had the twins, Drew and Riley, since birth through the foster-to-adopt program. Now it's official; Drew and Riley are Hanchers!! Congratulations, guys! We are so happy for your family!

Bob Woehrle,Chairman & CEO of PropertySource Network

These are just a few of the images I shot for Bob Woehrle, Chairman & CEO of PropertySource Network. www.propertysource.com He wanted some new head shots to use as he broadens the scope of his business and plans a global outreach. Be sure to look for more on Bob later!




I especially love this shot!

Thank you, American Soldiers, For Your Great Sacrifice

Today I would just like to take a moment to thank those brave men and women who have served our country. Their sacrifices to defend this nation are great, some paying the ultimate price. Those who are lucky enough to return home to U.S. soil are faced with dealing with the trauma of war. I continue to pray for those who are so deeply affected and thank you so much for your bravery. Without you, our country could not continue to be the greatest nation on this earth.

I would especially like to thank my brother, Jerad, who served in Afghanistan in 2008-2009. He put his education on hold and sacrificed a year of his life to serve. Coming home, he has had to deal with short term memory loss related to multiple head injuries in the line of duty. He continues to heal from the traumatic experiences he has endured. Thank you, Jerad, for your service to our country. I love you very much and appreciate your bravery.

The first few images below were taken of Jerad at Cave Hill Cemetery in the Soldier Burial Ground, right before his deployment to Afghanistan. The others were taken around the Bardstown Road area in the Highlands, where we made a pit-stop at O'Sheas and I bought him one of my favorites- a Bourbon Barrel Stout.