This session with Kiana was a truly inspiring experience, and I’m grateful for the chance to capture such a significant milestone in her life.

When I’Tyonnie called and asked me to do some new headshots for her and I knew we were going to create something awesome. We arranged to do the photoshoot at her home in her office.

A few months ago, my brother asked if I would take some portrait and product photos of him in one of his new products, the Manifest That Shit Hoodie.

I decided to take these photos at one of my favorite free locations in Gonzales, Jambalaya Park.

As a photographer husband, I absolutely love taking portraits of my wife, Errin G. Recently, she has become my go to person to photograph, besides myself, when I want to test out new locations or lighting set ups.

The idea for self portrait Sunday 006 was to help envision myself podcasting. All week I have been thinking about re-launching my podcast. I’ve been mulling over names for it and how to provide the best content in a way that would serve others and myself.

Getting portraits made is a long-standing tradition in humanity. Once only reserved for the ultra-wealthy (and vain), portraits have become a mostly common commodity.