Congrats Tara and Lucas! -- Cincinnati Wedding Photographer

I had the privilege last night to photograph the wedding of a very beautiful couple. Tara and Lucas, I wish you the best in your future together. You clearly make each other very happy. You also know how to throw a great party. :) Can't wait to get all the pictures processed for you!

Models of Philly, Part I -- Cincinnati Glamour Photographer

I promised another update this week, and I don't think you'll be disappointed!

During my trip to Philly a few weeks ago, I met up with a few models, and Patty's images are the first that I've managed to edit so far. She was great to work with, and her experience as an actress definitely came out in her ability to convey a mood. Expect to see her on Broadway or in an Abercrombie catalog within a few years. :)

Sam and Emily -- Cincinnati Family Photographer

I've been so busy lately shooting and editing pictures, I've barely found time to post any. Here are some shots of Sam and Emily hanging out with their parents at Ault Park a few weeks ago.

Stay tuned! I promise more cool stuff this week!

On the road again -- Cincinnati sports photographer in Philadelphia

The downside of being so busy with great work lately is that I haven't had time to share it properly on the blog here. Allow me to try to make up for that.

I spent the past extended weekend in Philadelphia, following the Reds for what turned out to be a heartbreaking sweep by the Phillies. I also managed to meet up with some fantastic models while I was there, and I'll be sharing the results of those shoots soon enough.

Overall, Philly was great. If you're ever in the area, I think the one can't-miss attraction is actually Monk's Cafe in Rittenhouse Square. It's a great Belgian beer bar with the amazing beer selection you'd expect, but the real surprise is the food. Best I've had in years. And the fries? Best ever. I'm pretty sure they're fried in duck fat. So rich and tasty.

But I digress ... The weekend in Reds baseball ...

Travis Wood pitched 8 innings of perfect baseball -- nearly making history -- before watching Carlos Ruiz's double land safely in the outfield.