I had a wonderful month full of photoshoots and interviews with the disabled community. The photographs created this past month aren’t ready to be released quite yet. However, I do have some photographs from the first Portraits of Persons with Disabilities session in March 2020. Take a look at these lovely portraits and check back for more updates about the project.
Experiments in still life.
Mushrooms from the Eastern Market. Cannabis from our neighbor. Peonies from Trader Joes.
Recently, I put together a series of photos for a cafe. These photos feature some of my favorite parts of Chicago, so I thought I would share them with you all. Enjoy!
UPDATED: Now with photographs of the Cuvs victory parade.
Last night the cubs won the world series.
This week, I discovered split toning module in lightroom and it has changed my life! If you are a lightroom user like I am, I recommend this video by Ed Gregory. He does a great job showing you what is possible with split toning in a little amount of time. Take a look to see what split toning did for my photographs!
One of the many things I love about photography is the places it takes you. Two weeks ago, I found myself shooting a bachelorette party on a rooftop in Chicago. The bride to be is my dear friend Molly. Check out this unique bachelorette party!
Mike & Lauren's Chicago wedding at the Ravenswood Event Center.
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