A couple of months ago, I set aside some time take some portraits of super amazing and super kind graphic designer Sarah Hutto. She's super talented and just a breath of fresh air. I let her know my crazy jumble of geometric and colorful ideas for a logo and she made me the best logo ever and I'm so grateful. 

Lake Travis is so wonderful! In the past 24 hours Lake Travis has been fuller than its been since 2011. The lake rose 7ft in the past 24 hours due to all the rain. A week ago it was only about half full, even so our visit there was there was pretty magical. 

A few weeks ago, Mark and I visited Longhorn State Park. After hiking through cedar, cactus, and wild flowers, we enjoyed some sandwiches and a beautiful baguette from Baguette et Chocolat. Landscapes in Texas have a lot more sky and a lot more armadillos than Georgia landscapes. Here are some photos from the day. 

Recently, I visited Atlanta to take care of some personal wedding business. During my stay I was able to take some amazing photos of Shauna, Justin and baby Tala. I've never photographed a baby before and was a little nervous but I'm so in love with the results.

 Sometimes you wake up and realize you need to go see a friend. This time that friend lived in Alexandria just outside of Washington DC. I had some time on my own to explore Oldtown, get my mom some bolivian goodies, and catch up with some people I haven't seen in what feels like a lifetime while consuming all of the food. All of it. :)

We headed to Piedmont Park on one of the few last warm days of the year. On this shoot, I exclusively used Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Camera Lens and I'm really happy with the results.

Maker Faire is my new favorite Atlanta event of the year. Everything from 3D Printing, air plants, derby races, robot fights, and wooden bicycles, were ready to be shown off. This year it took place in Downtown Decatur right next to Decatur High School.

My first instagram event was a success. Met lots of cool photo folks and took all the photos.