This couple was one of the nicest, most genuine couples I have ever met.

Emilee Holmes was crowned as Miss Enterprise 2008

There is always a lot of kissing that happens on the wedding day!

I love the look of a white wedding dress against the black background.

You would never know that Anya is less than a week old!

With 14 children, this is the largest family I have ever photographed.

We shot these at Ancestor Square in St. George. It's been windy every night for a long time, but we pulled these off in between gusts.

I would hate to judge this pagent. The girls are all so beautiful.

We fought the wind but I think we pulled off some really nice photos.

Less wind means we can take better pictures. It was quite windy the day of the wedding so we choose a different day to shoot the portraits.

We took these at the Opera House in St. George. The landscaping is so beautiful there and I love the way the colors just pop.

He is adorable! Need I say more??

It is fun to take photos of a man who is a Senior at the high school I went to-Hurricane High School

The Belltower is such a beautiful place for a reception (or wedding). The bridal suite provides such interesting light.

The trees are beginning to bloom at the St. George Temple.

She struck first.

A fun trip to Sky Mountain Golf Course brings these photos of Kari and Robert. The weather is warming, making golden hour photos much easier.

Here are some samples of Bridals done in Las Vegas.

Ahh, Golden Hour. The best time for shooting photos is one hour before the sun goes down. Such dramatic shadows, such beautiful color, plus an equally beautiful bride.

I really love working with dresses that have long trains. Brianne looks absolutely gorgeous in it.

A wonderful couple who live near me.

Here is the latest album. I love the Vegas Temple at sunset.

We were lucky to get a break in the snow at Brian Head with just enough time to shoot a few locations at this winter haven in the snow.

I love shooting at the arch at sunset. The color of the rock and glow from the setting sun makes a wonderful place and time to shoot.

I like all of the black in this invitation. It draws attention to the main focus of the invitation, the beautiful people.

The weather was cold and windy all day so we decided to shoot inside.

Bro. Campbell was my Home Teacher when I was a teenager. It is so great to see him and Sister Campbell deciding to serve an LDS Mission.

One thing I love about shooting in the St. George area is that even in mid-December, the weather is warm enough to pull off some great photos.

Here are the pages for Rachael's Wedding Album. I'm very happy with the variety of shots we were able to get, especially the ones at the Washington County Fair.

It was a fun adventure to take photos of the Jessops. Corbin, the little guy, wanted to attack me with a sword. I told him if he would smile, he could attack me.

It was a pleasant drive up Provo canyon to take these shots. We were lucky to get a beautiful sunset.

Every time I shoot at the St. George Temple, I try to capture an angle that I haven't shot before. This angle sat in my mind for a while before I finally got it to come out into the camera. It makes my job so much easier when I have such great people to

It was such a wonderful day for a wedding in the park. The leaves were green. The breeze was gentle and warm. I was so excited to learn that Jacque's wedding would be at the Washington Heritage Park. It is such a lovely place.

Nicklaus Designs is in charge of the design of Collina Tinta, a golf course being constructed in Hurricane, Utah. In the fall of 2007, Jack Nicklaus came to oversee how the project was coming.

Sure it was hard to keep the little guy from eating the leaves, but we got this snapped in between his snacks.

I love doing collages.We took these first thing in the morning. I love the morning sun as much as I love collages.

After windy days on both engagement sessions and for the bridals, it was a relief to have such beautiful weather at the St. George Temple for their wedding.

Oh, I love the fall leaves in Enterprise!! There is nothing like family photos on a bed of freshly fallen leaves.

Trevor wanted the temple in the background and as usual, it looks beautiful.

The Barlows are big John Deere fans. Look closely and notice that each member of the family has a John Deere shirt on.

I loved the contrast of red against the fall leaves.

Every once in a while I get to do a collage. It is so fun to see the whole family represented in a few different photos.

The Bowlers fit so well in front of the wagon. With the cowboy hats, you might think they rode up on that wagon.

The little guy just kept smiling. I didn't even have to talk like Elmo or sing the Spongebob song.