If you have been following my blog for a while then the faces that you are about to see will be familiar ones. My brother Joseph married his sweet wife Megan on 11.11.11. I had the privilege of taking their engagement photos in Boulder and then photographing the reception at their wedding (I was in the ceremony). They are some of my favorite people in the world and it is not only because I’m related to them.
Joseph is a wonderful man, very caring and thoughtful, entrepreneurial and inventive. Megan is a bit more structured although no less hospitable, an amazing cook (especially with a crockpot), a hard working nurse, and quite the go-getter. Her non-profit, Wawaza Movement, raised money to build an orphanage in Kenya by asking teenagers to give up a Chipotle and two Starbucks a month. These two are bound to be world changers, in fact, they already are!
Getting ready!
Thankfully they’re up for adventure and we pulled off the side of the road and took the first half of these in a field before heading to Downtown Harrison to take the rest.

















My little assistant, Megan’s youngest sibling, Molly.

































We started the weekend off right with lots of good food.
I got up reeeeeally early on Monday to do a sunrise engagement shoot with Alex & Jessica! They were such good sports braving not only the dark but also the freezing cold weather. I’d say it was worth it for those colors!
I went back to Joe & Meg’s house for about an hour and then headed to the other side of town to do a fun maternity shoot with Brayton & Nikki. When I say fun, I mean fun. We’re talking finger paint, musical instruments, and their super eclectic style.
We took Megan’s bestie Melissa out for her 21st birthday right before I left and we surprised her by doing a mini shoot downtown.
I also made a quick 12-hour stop in Columbus, Ohio on my way home and did a mini-shoot with my friend Tina Marie.
Lots of editing ahead but I’m so excited to share these pictures with you that it should go quickly! Keep your eyes peeled (what a weird expression) for more!
















