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Seton Senior

Congrat s Senior Graduate!  We offer multiple location shoots and many outfit changes for our seniors.  I love working with seniors they are sooooo fun.  Here is a link to view the rest of Rachels photos; http://gotthat.zenfolio.com/rachel2012seton

Senior shoot!

Bring a friend, sister, or brother to your senior photo shoot......We always have a blast photographing seniors! Congrats to our 2011-2012 seniors for the southeastern Indiana area and Cincinnati as well and thanks for the business!!!!!

Kids Movie Posters

Something new and exciting for your children's room? Now they can see how they look starring in their own movie! These are quite fun and impressive looking hanging on a wall!

Zumba

I took some fitness photos for my cousin who is becoming a zumba instructor.  Good luck to you!

March's Snow brings April's flowers?

Another round of snow scared us out of our shorts and flip-flops and back into thick overcoats and boots! We decided to get into the spring mood with a visit to the luscious Krohn Conservatory located in Cincinnati's Eden park. Stimulated by the heavy scents, warm air, and invigorating colors, we now have more hope for the emergence of life out of winter! Truly the master spoke the truth, "Look at the lilies of the field and how they grow. They don't work or make their clothing, yet, Solomon in all his glory was not dressed as beautifully as they are. If God cares so wonderfully for wildflowers that are here today and thrown into the fire tomorrow, he will certainly care for you."

Bliss Brochure

It's that time of year again! Love is in the air, don't waste any more time booking your wedding photographer. Weekends are filling up fast!

International Women's Day in Afghanistan

One of things I remember most fondly of my time in Afghanistan was the celebration of International Women's Day in Ghanzi Province, Afghanistan. Here was several photos and a story I wrote during that time nearly 4 years ago. Even though Army Pvt. Jeanne O’Brien couldn’t understand the language, customs, or culture of the hundreds of Afghan women surrounding her, she still had something in common with them. O’Brien, a driver in the 2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, had been asked to join a party of female Soldiers going to the city of Ghazni, to celebrate the women of Afghanistan’s accomplishments in education, politics, and public service since the birth of their new government five years ago after decades of repression. “I might not have been able to understand what they were saying,” she said. “But I can understand their sense of pride and accomplishment, Change is a very scary thing, and learning how to stand up for yourself is terrifying...