November 20th brought me right back to Rhinegeist Brewery for another November wedding. I’ve known the groom’s momma for years and had the privilege of shooting Ryan’s senior portraits several years ago. It was then that I met Nikki for the first time. This couple was super cute together back then, so I knew they’d be amazing on their wedding day!
Please enjoy a collection from Ryan and Nikki’s wedding day!
Congratulations to the happy couple!
Friday, November 11th was a little rainy as I drove down to Over the Rhine. More rainy than a “little,” if I’m honest. I’d loaded the clear umbrellas and resigned myself to shooting this wedding 100% indoors. And then it stopped.
I’ve known Rebecca and her family for several years and couldn’t wait to have the opportunity to capture such a wonderful day for her and her new husband. Two years ago, we met down in Over the Rhine for their Engagement Session. It was pretty awesome to return for their nuptials.
Please enjoy a look into Rebecca and Zach’s wedding day!
Congratulations to the beautiful couple!
It was a little rainy in Indiana on Saturday, October 2nd. The drive took a little longer than anticipated. But the day was basically perfect.
I know these people. These are some of my favorite people. The younger brother to my best friend; I’ve known this groom since he was a baby. I’ve known the bride for years. Not as many, but YEARS. We’ve all shivered our butts off at Kings Island’s Haunt. And more recently, braved one of those 95 degree, 100% humidity, beautiful (insert eyeroll) Cincinnati Summer days for some engagement portraits.
I am so honored to have been asked to photograph their big (finally) wedding day.
Please enjoy!
Congratulations to Jordan and Eric!
-Love, Lindsey and Tiffany
A week or so ago, I was asked to photograph a bat mitzvah and the events surrounding. Disclosure: I have never had the privilege of attending one before so I was incredibly excited to not only cover, but to experience such an event. (read: hold onto your hats, there’s gonna be A LOT of pictures.) Especially with Syd playing the main role.
The last time I photographed Sydney, it was about 5 years ago. You can imagine that she experienced quite a growth spurt in those several years.
My “job” began Friday evening at The Stir in Montgomery, Ohio. The evening included cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, dinner, and good company.
I met Sydney and Co. the next morning, downtown at the Issac M. Wise Temple. As guests arrived, I made my way up to the balcony and prepped myself and my gear for one of the most beautiful ceremonies I have photographed.
Services were followed by a luncheon in the temple’s basement. I took the opportunity to snag Sydney and her girlfriends for a short, little photo shoot.
After finishing up some formal/family portraits, I returned home with enough time to whip out the hair crimper and heavy, over-sized earrings. It was time to cover the after party over at the Sharonville Convention Center. 80’s Style!
As a child of the 80’s, I cannot even begin to describe the nostalgia experienced as I roamed Sydney’s decade-themed party. The center pieces were made with day-glow painted cassette tapes and record sleeves. The candy table included all of those candies from my tween years. The clothes… the attire was amazing.
There was a photo booth, a song list straight out of the 80’s and 90’s (hello “Humpty Dance,”) an Adults Vs Kids dance-off, a friendly game of Musical Chairs, 80’s outfits, a “Sydney” slideshow, and did I mention the 80’s clothes?
So fun!!! Like, totally fun! Radical, you might say.
❤ Lindsey
Another year has flown by and I once again found myself hanging out with one of my favorite corporate icons, for one of my favorite organizations. June 20th saw the return of the annual Golf Classic, benefiting the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Cincinnati.
As with previous years, it was a beautiful, hot, humid, and very entertaining day.
Yep, I got burnt. And I had a blast doing it. Until next year, golf course!
❤ Lindsey
Greetings and my apologies for being so quiet on my blog. I think I’m still in denial about my cruise’s end, some five months ago. Anywho…
I’ve been keeping myself busy with family and photography; and I’m just now rediscovering some time management since school let out. So, let’s do some Show & Tell from the most recent American Cancer Society event!
Friday, June 3rd was my second time covering the Relay for Life of the Soul at Woodward Career Technical High School in Cincinnati, Ohio. The event was created to celebrate cancer survivors and their caretakers; as well as honoring those that have been lost to the disease. Soul also helps to bring more awareness to the African-American communities about early diagnosis, treatment, and support.
Participants are invited to camp out in the football field, walk the track, eat some tasty foods, watch performances from the New Jerusalem Baptist Church, participate in raffle drawings, dance, play games, and party their night away.
So without further adieu…
For additional information on the American Cancer Society and their events, please follow this link.
To view and/or purchase images from this event, please visit my website under the ‘Communities > American Cancer Society’ tab.
Last Saturday was a rather warm (okay, I was one big ball of sweat,) but gorgeous Summer day in July. I had the privilege of spending it with a beautiful couple on their wedding day.
Please enjoy the following images from Stephanie and Ryan’s backyard wedding!
Congratulations, Stephanie & Ryan!!!
July 4th, 2015. Independence Day. The first day of married life for Diana and Shawn.
Not only did I get to spend my day documenting their ceremonies and celebrations, but I was lucky enough to revisit the church I married my husband in almost 13 years prior.
Ceremony Site: Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Reception Venue: Muhlhauser Barn
Please enjoy!
Sending best wishes and congratulations to Shawn and Diana!
A few weeks ago, I went for a quick trip to visit my cousin, grandparents, aunt, and uncle. I flew into Denver International Airport and met my cousin, who currently resides on the West Coast.
From Denver, we drove the 2-hour drive to Florence. The trip took us through 3 hail storms, a possible tornado, Colorado Springs (land of the crazy weather,) and a brief stop off at the Garden of the Gods.
After our VERY brief visit to the Garden of the Gods (thanks again, Mother Nature,) we met up with our Colorado family. Allow me to introduce to you our team of bandits:
Please enjoy the following images captured on our day 2 journey, throughout Florence, Canon City, Silvercliffe, and Westcliffe.
That evening, we stopped by the Grand Re-opening of the Royal Gorge… It poured. And then it stormed. And then it flooded.
On Day 3, our final day, we decided to return to the Royal Gorge.
And before we headed back to the airport, my aunt and uncle took us on the tour of Skyline Drive. I seriously do not know how parents of driving teens do not freak out over some of these “scenic” routes!
And then, it was back to the airport… Through rain, flooding highways, and a nice, little, Spring blizzard
Yup, wasn’t kidding.
Anyway, even with the weather, our quick visit was a great visit. It’s been a while since I have been able to do some scenic and nature photography. If you liked the images enough to want something for your wall, please feel free to visit my “Prints for Purchase” page on my website.
Thank you for looking!
May 16th, 2015 was overcast, with a 60% chance of rain. And at the Bel-wood Country Club, it did rain. But as “they” say, rain is good luck on a wedding day. So these rain drops were not going to put a damper on Steve and Jennifer’s big day!
Congratulations to the beautiful couple!
“Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass…
It’s about learning to dance in the rain.”
-Vivian Greene
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