James and Karima were married this in a beautiful ceremony on the beach in Florida! They decided to have a reception to celebrate with all the friends and family that were unable to travel for the wedding. It was beach themed and beautifully decorated! I loved all the little details that were present! I also had the honor of taking engagement pictures for them last fall, if you would like to see those click here
Monday, September 13, 2010
Monday, September 6, 2010
Mrs. Kentucky Tourism 2010
Whitney is one of the amazing rapid response nurses that I work with at UK hospital. She is an excellent nurse and she is the International Mrs. Kentucky Tourism 2010! We did a photo shoot to get some pictures of her to put in the pageant program book and for some ad spaces that she has reserved. It was a fun time full of laughter and girlishness. Megan Butler was on hand for the make-up part of things and as usual she did a fantastic job! Here are my favorites!
Friday, August 20, 2010
Busy as a Bee
I've been so busy with nursing and photography lately. I actually thought that August was going to be a time for me to rest and catch up on things, and to some extent it has been. However, still so many things going on right now. I started a new job this week at UK working in a new unit! My first week was so good, I really think it's going to be a good move for me. So this is a new move, but as with most changes still a little stressful and out of my comfort zone. Secondly, I didnt have any wedding scheduled this month, but I am at no loss for business August and getting new clients every week! Exciting!! Even though I have no weddings, I still have many photo shoots planned and still planning more!
What I'm sharing with you today is a more personal post. Josh and I took a little mini-vacation down to Alabama to visit my Grandparents this first week of August! We had a great visit. Grandad and I decided to check out the progress of his bee hive. He robbed them a few months ago, but since it's been so dry they have not been able to replenish the hive to much of an extent. Bees are an amazing thing to study and learn about. The intricacies of their ways is so amazing that it's overwhelming that God could put such knowledge into something that is so small and most live only a few weeks.
Most of the time I take my camera with me, but dont really use it since my grandparents are not too fond of having their picture taken. This time, I was kicking myself for leaving my camera at home, but I borrowed grandad's camera for these pictures. Hope you enjoy them!
This is the smoker, we used cedar shaving which smell amazing. The smoke will make them sleepy. We really didnt need it much since the hive was pretty calm this morning.
In addition to honey bees also make glue that they seal the entire hive with. Everything had to be pried apart.
This is an empty honey comb.
There's honey in this one!
This is a grate that will prevent the queen from getting up into the top of the hive where all the honey is harvested from. There are boxes of empty comb stacked on top of this they will fill with honey. Below this is full of honey they will eat on through the winter and where the worker bees are born.
The bees enter through the bottom of the hive.
The entrance
And of coarse, what you've all been waiting for...ME in my fashion forward bee attire! I think it really show my figure and face off to their full advantage!
What I'm sharing with you today is a more personal post. Josh and I took a little mini-vacation down to Alabama to visit my Grandparents this first week of August! We had a great visit. Grandad and I decided to check out the progress of his bee hive. He robbed them a few months ago, but since it's been so dry they have not been able to replenish the hive to much of an extent. Bees are an amazing thing to study and learn about. The intricacies of their ways is so amazing that it's overwhelming that God could put such knowledge into something that is so small and most live only a few weeks.
Most of the time I take my camera with me, but dont really use it since my grandparents are not too fond of having their picture taken. This time, I was kicking myself for leaving my camera at home, but I borrowed grandad's camera for these pictures. Hope you enjoy them!
This is the smoker, we used cedar shaving which smell amazing. The smoke will make them sleepy. We really didnt need it much since the hive was pretty calm this morning.
In addition to honey bees also make glue that they seal the entire hive with. Everything had to be pried apart.
This is an empty honey comb.
There's honey in this one!
This is a grate that will prevent the queen from getting up into the top of the hive where all the honey is harvested from. There are boxes of empty comb stacked on top of this they will fill with honey. Below this is full of honey they will eat on through the winter and where the worker bees are born.
The bees enter through the bottom of the hive.
The entrance
And of coarse, what you've all been waiting for...ME in my fashion forward bee attire! I think it really show my figure and face off to their full advantage!
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Courtney and Zach
These are the pictures that I did for the winner of my photo shoot giveaway last month. I met Courtney in nursing school four years ago. We had clinicals together, sat together in class, and Courtney was one of the bridesmaids in my wedding. I was totally excited when she won because I knew she was going to be comfortable in front of the camera! And as luck would have it, Zach was also comfortable in front of a camera (for a guy) I suppose because he also has a passion for photography.
We had a great time in downtown Lexington taking pictures and being goofy. I hope you guys enjoy these pictures. And as always I always enjoy comments, so let me know what you think!
I love the outfits they chose, very snazzy!
We had a great time in downtown Lexington taking pictures and being goofy. I hope you guys enjoy these pictures. And as always I always enjoy comments, so let me know what you think!
I love the outfits they chose, very snazzy!
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