Back from Albuquerque!

I went out to Albuquerque last weekend to meet my family and attend the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta . Although the weather limited some of the events, we still had a great time!





Along with watching the balloons we traveled up to the top of Sandia Peak on the worlds longest tramway. What a view! And if the view from the tram or the top isn't enough for you, just look at the picture I took of one of their maintenance workers riding on top of the tram car! They do daily maintenance on the towers and cables and these folks are up there every day, no matter the weather!




I was also able to take a bit of time to photograph a fantastic young woman, Krysta. This is just one quick shot from the session and there are so many more wonderful images to go through it's going to be tough to pick a favorite. Thanks Krysta!




Well, that's about it for now. Lot's of catch up to do from being gone!

Deborah and Alan

It was another crazy week, but this time for a bit of a different reason. My best friend, Alan, got married over the weekend and I had the honor of being the best man. It was a beautiful day on Saturday when Deborah and Alan exchanged vows near Cedar Creek Lake. I am so happy for them both!

I only took a few quick shots of the couple because of my duties as Best Man, but I certainly wanted to have one for the blog!

Deborah and Alan..... Congratulations and best wishes!!

Some from the weekend

Hello folks,

Here are a couple shots from over the weekend. On Friday I was in Coppell at the Coppell High School Cowboys vs. Lewisville High School football game. I was helping out a friend who usually covers the Cowboys games but Tom was out of town so I jumped in and lent a hand. It was their homecoming and it was a fun night for all. The Lariettes had a special halftime show that included their fathers in a special dance routine that brought huge cheers form everyone. And of course, the crowing of the Homecoming Queen was a special moment that won't soon be forgotten. Tom will be posting images from all of the others that were helping cover that game shortly. Please click on Tom's link above for more information.






Then on Saturday I spent a few hours at the ranch where I board my horse, taking some shots of folks participating in the playday that was being held. It was a little hot, but I think everyone still had a great time working with their horses. For the folks that were interested in having their picture taken, just click on the horse picture below to be taken to the gallery where you can purchase a print if you would like. These will be available for a short time, so please order early. Thanks!