Nicole and Rob

Nicole and her husband Rob came over the other day to shoot some photos for their holiday cards. So, we converted the living room to a make-shift studio and let the shutter fly. Let's just say dangerous amounts of fun and hilarity ensued. What's the best part about shooting at your make-shift home studio? You get to shoot in your house shoes. That might just be how I do all my photo shoots now, in my house shoes. So nice!

The Geometry of City Life

I hope everyone survived your turkey day, survived your families, survived your travels, and lastly if you're viewing these images I hope all those turkey and giblets are safely in your rear view mirror since these images may be nausea inducing.

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Stephanie and a Dog Named "Dog-Dog"

This is Stephanie.

 Stephanie has a dog named Brisbee, but she just calls her dog "Dog-Dog."

This is Stephanie and Dog-Dog in "Blurry Face" Mode.

This is Stephanie and Dog-Dog in "Attack" Mode. Or "Yawn" Mode, whichever.

This is Stephanie and Dog-Dog in "Are We Done Yet?" Mode.

Yes, yes we are done. This is me in "Ending Blog Post" Mode. Dog!

Down to Business

With the rain comes great angry clouds. These were some of the last images taken and it was literally just across the street from the aforementioned blue apartment building. Another great different look in the same area. Who needs a studio? Oh, right, the rain and the cold, but for now, thank you nature!

Fashion City Part 2...Hidden Bonus Track

Of course there's a hidden bonus track! Love the look here. Statuesque and haunting. I tamed down the play of color a bit from this.

Fashion City Part 2

During our adventures in this great neighborhood in Denver we came across this beautiful blue painted apartment building. There were so many great spots and backgrounds to shoot all within a very short distance from each other it was amazing. At the end of this alley, behind Nima in the top shot, is the bed of sunflowers we used for these shots. Totally different look and feel just a few feet away. Who needs a studio? Well, until the temperature drops, then we'll just see how I feel about that.