A few weeks ago I had the privilege to photograph two wonderful graduating seniors from Geneva College. Such an exciting day, I couldn’t have been more pleased to have been there- and beautiful ladies to top it off!! Take a look at a few favorites!









Pittsburgh and Destination Wedding Photographer
A few weeks ago I had the privilege to photograph two wonderful graduating seniors from Geneva College. Such an exciting day, I couldn’t have been more pleased to have been there- and beautiful ladies to top it off!! Take a look at a few favorites!









I can not even stand how cute this little baby girl is. Ive photographed Miss M since she was just a tiny little baby. She’s now past nine months! I can’t get over it. Anyway I just had to share a few of my favorites.
Hope you like them!





She is a doll – right? I mean literally they could make baby dolls that look like this gorgeous baby girl. I can’t wait for her birthday pictures~ <3- Krystal
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From the moment I got in the car to go home from meeting little baby E, I couldn’t WAIT to upload these pictures. The little guy was one of the best sleepers I photographed! He let me and Mom (Also a newborn photographer!!) pose him and he slept through it all. I wish I could clone him and have all the babies be this perfect. To top it off his grandma made all sorts of awesome things for him to be photographed in. Wait until you see the dinosaur! I wish I had the ability that grandma does, but then again I would be in a whole other profession. Anyway here are some photos of little E with mommy and daddy and some all by himself.![]()















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Oh Jill! Your little man is so cute!! Congrats! I’m so happy for you.
I rarely get the chance to do photos with my own family. Usually once, maybe twice a year. So easter when most [not all] of my family was together for Easter, and it was not raining – I thought let’s get some pictures! Sadly it was FREEZING outside, but I did manage to get a few photos that I love. Setting up a tripod and using self timer is a lot harder than it may seem. Especially when one leg of said tripod is broken and it wont stand evenly!! Anyway here are a few personal photo’s [and one outtake] from my family to yours. Enjoy![]()
Not really sure what’s happening in this next picture, but I kinda like it anyway. My family are all goofballs. 



^^^^ These two were not pleased with me. hahaha



Annnnd of course we had an outtake [or ten - haha but here's one]
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At the start of January I had the best learning experience of my life. I attended the photography conference for the PPA (Professional Photographers of America) called Imaging USA. This year it was held in New Orleans, and I was extremely pleased to be going.
Anyway, before the actual conference started I was able to do a workshop with two amazing photographers – Marceliano Munoz and Jamie Hayes. Both very different styles, both awesome.
With Marc it was all about natural lighting and making the most of the surroundings, with Jamie it was using external lighting and creating the surrounding you want. Anyway I wont bore you with all the technicalities, but here are my images SOOC. (Straight out of Camera) These are not edited at all. I learned so much in just a few hours and I can not wait to attend more conferences and keep growing my craft!



These first three pictures are a sample of a “First Look”. Which I would love to take a second to talk about. As a photographer I think that every couple should have a first look. A first look is when you take some time before the wedding to see each other. You set up a designated meeting time and spot somewhere private and you have the bride waiting patiently on one end of the space. You then have the groom walk up behind her and see his bride for the first time on the wedding day. The emotional aspect is nothing short of amazing. You have a few minutes together as a couple to take in the day. Afterwards we do some photos with the family and the bridal party right away. After that we go back to the ceremony site, and have some down time to relax before the ceremony starts. Then, after the ceremony, you can go enjoy your cocktail hour and your guests- you don’t have to worry about the photos because they are already done! It relaxes your nerves all the while capturing the beauty of your day in a stress free way. 








And MY favorite…

I can’t wait for the next conference!
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These are amazing krystal!!
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