Midwinter and we’re out in the hills freezing all in the name of a good time. This engagement session was stunning but the story and the people in them are so much more powerful than what a camera can simply capture.

My final wedding of 2019 could not have been better. Pratt Place Inn, Carol from Amanda Reed Weddings, DJ Derrek, Max and the sweetest couple ever just made this one so awesome. (The snow machine helped a little too)

A cold evening in the rain with the new Profoto A1X flash and a Fujifilm GFX 50R. This shoot is a part of a really exciting project I am so honored to have been asked to be a part of. Check out a few of my favorite, creative images I’ve shot in quite a while.

A wild year of highs and lows and lessons learned. Of the 40,000 images we delivered in 2019, these are my favorite 50 and a story about where I hope 2020 will take me!

A little escape from Northwest Arkansas down to Little Rock and the Grandeur House to celebrate the wedding of two very new but instant friends. Haley + Joe are the kind of couple that make you want to celebrate with them, and I did.

Love won. It took a little bit of fighting for it - but these two found each other just in time.

It’s a remarkable thing feeling like you’ve found a secret place to hide in a city with 12 million people. Now imagine that your hiding place is one of the most iconic locations in the country and yet for every moment that brings daylight more into view another sound is added to your peripherals…. “All I’ve ever done is breath in a moment in front of me and press the right button at the right time.” Cheers to light, art, love, and simply learning to be more than just an artist or friend or personality or brand - to being a blessing to the ones we serve and blessed by the opportunities to serve them.

Way out in the middle of nowhere on top of a hill just where the sun sets next to a beautiful white barn these two spent the perfect day saying “I do”. He’s a pro baseball player. She’s an event planner and type A with a capital A. This one was special - check it out.

I’ve been to Cooper Chapel again and again in my career. I love the way the light plays and the familiar smiles from the ladies who work there. I love the faces of the couples who have walked down this aisle but this one - this one was special.

This shoot was all about him (the groom who would see it) - just trying to capture her in a way that would forever document the beauty of the woman he married.

"There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness." - Nietzsche

Just take a minute to disappear with me and these two. No plan. No big idea. Just a few hours set aside to wander and play in the woods.