I'M BACK!

It has been way, way too long... but I'm back! And with a new look! I should start with a quick catch up. After graduating from the University of Dayton more than a year ago (ahh!), I joined Carmen and the Blink of an Eye team to continue doing what I love. Blink of an Eye Photography is a studio that specializes in lifestyle photography and utilizes natural light. Images are full of life and color :) Words cannot describe my time there. Carmen was and is a great mentor, and I'm the photographer I am now because of my experience. The imagery below is some of the work I did as an associate photographer, which I'm excited to share with you! From here, I'm continuing my journey... and I hope you join me!

To view more of my lifestyle portfolio, play the slideshow below!

BEAUTIFUL BABY BELLA

Isabella had the biggest brown eyes. She is absolutely adorable and I'm so glad I had the opportunity to photograph her :) Working with Carmen and Blink of an Eye Photography has motivated me to photograph lifestyles. I was lucky enough to have Lindsey and her family be so willing! I credit Carmen, because being her assistant I have learned so much - you have such a unique style I admire! Included below is a slideshow of the images and some of my favorites. Enjoy!

Back to Boston

My roommate recently returned from a trip to Boston.. reminding me I never finished posting from my '08 summer in Beantown. It seems forever ago, but the New England area (and my entire trip) is so unique it didn't feel right leaving these images sitting on my computer.

so it continues...

Coney Island, New York

7.19.08

The following images are from our trip to the Coney Island Boardwalk. We got tickets to the AVP Brooklyn Open where we saw Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers (who went on to the 2008 Beijing Olympics), in addition to seeing women's players Misty May and Kerri Walsh. Wish I could've been on the sideline! Although I couldn't complain about the bleacher view.

While the majority of the trip was the tournament, the Boardwalk was a hot spot for people watching. And the beach was a sea of people.