Life Outside of Butters

My life hasn’t been only working on Butters these past few months. Only mostly.
And don’t get me wrong – it’s hard and frustrating, but I love it. Probably because I’m doing it with Thomas. That, and I’m really stubborn and like to finish what I’ve started. As stubborn as I am though, there’s no way I’d make it through with him.
Enough of the sappy.

One of the things I did recently was go up to Michigan for my cousin Nick’s wedding. I would’ve gone anyway, but he also asked me to photograph the wedding.

Here’s one of my favorite pictures of the day – August 23, to be exact.

 

Really, what is there to say?

 

I’ll put a link in to the rest of their photos once I get approval from the bride and groom.

Butter’s First Photo Shoot

I’ve been trying to get this blog going since we bought Butters, but this morning’s really the first chance I’ve had to work on it! We’ve been too busy working on Butters, then passing out from exhaustion, to really get started. So, I’m going to start from the beginning.
This is my first blog, and it’ll be obvious, I’m sure! Sorry for any weirdness; hopefully I’ll get better as I post more.
I have been shooting every day – have my old Nikon over there in it’s Pelican case (which will hopefully keep at least some of the dust out) – so there will be plenty of pics to show.
So here we go. . . 

No, we don't know what the cement circle's all about.

 Thomas and I bought Butters on June 25, 2008. Kelli and I picked up the keys the next day, and Butters was rather exhaustively photographed. I was going home the next day for my friend Shelly’s wedding and wanted to have pics to show my mom and dad. (click on that link for some more shots of their wedding)

 

Their last dance of the night

 

Here are some more of Butters’ first shoot:

Here's the view from the side

Here's the Front Porch