Twins...Part II - Brooks & Eva

The second set of twins I've shot in the last little while are a little older, making them much more of a handful. Babies at this age crawl all over the place and are never content to sit on anyone's lap. It makes them difficult to photograph. But as always, it all turns out well in the end. Allison and Jim will definitely have their hands quite full for years to come. (No worries, only just over 17 years until they graduate!)

Mariana & Carlos - Utah Wedding Photography

Mariana is from Brazil. Carlos is from Spain. How did they ever meet?

BYU of course.

After being married in the Draper Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah, Mariana and Carlos proceeded to their luncheon and reception at the Joseph Smith Memorial Building in downtown Salt Lake City.
I can't even tell you how much I enjoyed this wedding. Carlos and Mariana are the sweetest couple, they just go, go, go all the time. Everybody danced and had a great time. (It was also a veritable Who's Who of LDS church leaders since Mariana's father is Elder Costa, a General Authority.)
Pay close attention to the flowers as they were done by my favorite florist on the planet, my lovely wife, Lori. You can see her work at www.weddingsbywoodbury.com.

**If you're browsing on a smart phone and can't see the slideshow below, you can browse all the photos here on my facebook page.

Sarah - Bridals - Wedding Photography

Congratulations to Sarah and Kerry! (Click here to see their engagements)
Andrea, Jason, and I had a great time shooting them last week at the Draper LDS Temple and Noah's. Now that the wedding is all over but the honeymoon, I get to post Sarah's bridals. We shot at the Joseph Smith Memorial Building in downtown SLC. The JSMB is a common location for bridal portraits but Sarah is not your common bride. She wanted things done with a different flair and she felt I was up to the task. We pulled out the filters and played around with light, color, and texture. Sarah looked absolutely gorgeous and the images we ended up turned out pretty freakin cool.