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My wife and i just recently went back to her hometown for a week. It's still a little strange to me that she's from this little island off the east coast of Canada. There's only one main road and not a single stoplight on the whole island. It's the sort of place where everyone knows everyone... and also everyone's business. It's so beautiful up there and relaxing! We stayed with her parents that live right on the ocean! The view is amazing.
Anyway, there was a lot going on while we were up there. We attended a graduation, a wedding reception, and my nephew chipped his front tooth on the back of his sister's head while jumping on the trampoline!

Jarret over at the New York Post called me wanting to do a story on the shoot we did of Heather from America's Next Top Model. We've already done a few posting about this shoot so i hope this isn't overkill but more things just keep coming up from this one shoot! go here to see the story!

So I met a really cool guy today named John Randell from The Washingtonian and we are going to be advertising in their premier stand alone wedding issue coming out in December. The Washingtonian is defiantly THE magazine to be a part of in this area. Check it out, get a subscription and stay tuned for the Bride and Groom issue!

We just did the coolest shoot for Bryan Voltaggio who will be opening his new restaurant VOLT this summer in Frederick, MD. Bryan and Jen are old friends and wedding clients who contacted us a few months back and asked us if we wanted to do the photography for Bryan and his new space...Do pigs fly? Bryan was amazing and we pulled off some crazy shots, from chickens to Angus cows to knife walls...you name it, we do it! Stay tuned for the opening this summer...and make a reservation!!!!

So I guess most people know by now that we finally made the decision to move out of our Studio space and move everything into our house. It was a decision that took about three years but we finally did it. I have to say, it has been the best decision. Although I miss having the space, we found that we just were not using it, we obviously are not Studio photographers, and it has pushed us to do even more work on location. A great guy named Laundrew Diamond took over the space and has been gracious enough to let us come back whenever we want. Change is good, God is amazing and our work is moving into a new chapter in life...