Route 66 Days and Nights Street Festival

This weekend was Albuquerque's first annual Route 66 Days and Nights Street Festival on Central in Nob Hill. They had the whole street blocked off. It felt weird to walk on such a busy street without having to watch for any cars. We kept looking both ways before we stepped off the curbs without even realizing it. The street festival was a fun experience. Lots of things to look at. Good food. Interesting music (some good, some terrible), normal people and unique people (one person in particular needed serious deoderant, and could be smelled downwind for literally 500 ft. It was gross). Great weather. All in all, it was a fun thing to do. Here are some of my favorite photos.

The Fowler Family

Last weekend I did photos of the Fowler family. We started out in the Sandia mountains, and then stopped at the ski area, but were unable to finish because we were interrupted by rain. Lots of rain. We ended up driving back to Albuquerque (big clouds, lots of rain, slim chance of having enough light in the mountains after the rain ended) and finished up our session in Nob Hill. Lots of fun in Nob Hill.

Fourth of July Fun

Here's photos of the firework display we saw.

The Inkpen Family

This weekend I photographed the Inkpen family. They have a room decorated with antiques and old photos that reflected a 1930's sort of feel. So with that in mind, we aimed for an era appropriate session. It was a fun and unique project.

Family Photos: Aaron & Jeanette

Last week while visiting my sister and her family, I was able to take pictures for them. I love doing pictures for them. And my nephew is the most uncooperative child when it comes to taking pictures. It's hysterical. We took these photos at Central Park in Frisco, TX. While we were doing photos, the lawn service was mowing the lawn, and he was fascinated by the lawn mowers. He's a funny kid.