Traveling has been a passion of mine since I got my first passport at 6 months old (no joke!) I sat on my moms lap and made gaga sounds at the photographer. I started traveling alone at age 6 to visit my Aunt in Missouri every Summer. I haven't stopped since. Where I go, my camera follows. I love experiencing new places and capturing each one in my own way.
My good friend Jen got a job for a commercial assignment last weekend. It was for a company called So Cal Rides. She asked me to come along and help her shoot that day in Corona! So Cal Rides does custom interiors and exteriors. The shoot went well and I will post the final layout for the poster below.
Jen in action!!!
I just wanted to share some exciting news with you all, I was chosen as a winner in OurWedingVendors.com annual contest. 10 winners were chosen. You can check out all the winners photos here:
Ourweddingvendors.com
The winning photo was a wedding I shot for Tina and John Lemay in Ramona last October.
I get free front page advertising on their site! If you are a wedding vendor, check it out and sign up for your free listing! If you are a bride, go there for wedding info!
It’s time has come. The OC is no more. I will admit I actually cried last night when they got their Berkley House back from the gay guys. I think Mark almost cried too but he would never admit to it.
My good friend Kerianne moved out to La La Land a few months ago from the great state of Illinois. We have been bad and not had time to get together until now!
Kerianne met me and Jen in Murrieta at Colette Boutique. (there is a dress I am eyeing there…hint hint Mark) It was so great to see her, it has been way too long! We headed out to Wilson Creek (my fav!) in Temecula. She is such a natural in front of the camera, this shoot was effortless I swear!
Kerianne is the CEO/President of Mellott Marketing Group. They do Graphic Design, Advertising, Marketing, PR/Publicity, Promotions, and Artist Management. They specialize in the entertainment industry, particularly the music industry. This explains this first set of photos:
