Aspen Wedding Album

This post shows just a sample of one of the two types of albums my clients can purchase. The one shown here is called the Aspen Album. I personally run my entire business - from the initial call, complimentary in-person consultation (where I meet with the client and present all samples of my work and products), engagement session photography and processing, wedding photography and processing, album design and ordering, and lastly packaging and presenting my clients with the finished product. I am able to give each client a personable and personal experience during their wedding or portrait session. I am proud of the fact that I am able to really get to know all the couples and families that I photograph and I am able to give them a quality, unique experience that is second to none! Below is Katie and Josh's Aspen wedding album and high resolution disk of all of their images as I presented it to them in my custom packaging. I present all of my products professionally in the red, white and black of my business logo and design. They selected a cobalt blue linen cover to match the main color from their wedding day. There are 5 styles of covers to choose from including leather (16 colors to choose from), silk (8 colors to choose from), alligator leather (5 colors to choose from), brushed metal, linen (8 colors to choose from) and acrylic photo cover with leather spine. There are also 10 styles to choose from for the interior lining of the album. You can select imprinted text for the cover of the album from two different fonts and from 9 different colors as an upgrade - seen here is a cursive text with silver font color. You can also choose upgrade your album with a cover photo as well as seen in this album. All albums are completely Made in the USA and carry a lifetime warranty for both the quality of the binding as well as the lasting of the printed photographs themselves. If you like what you see, please call me at 717-422-5050.

Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cleveland Browns Football Game

I went to go see the Pittsburgh Steelers play against their rivals, the Cleveland Browns. The game was the last game of the season (Sunday, December 30, 2012) and I was able to go last minute (and for little money) because they didn't make the play-offs. It also was in the middle of a major snow storm (which meant I was in many layers of clothing and had to get creative to try and stay warm, but I was still absolutely freezing! Most people didn't make it to half-time before they had to leave because they were so cold. It continued snowing throughout the entire game.

Here's the stadium as I walked up to it to go inside

for the game. Luckily, I was able to get all of my

professional camera equipment in so I was able to 

get some great shots!

The Hall of Champions where all of their Super Bowl

trophies are on display. The Steelers have the most

out of any team in the NFL.

You immediately know your in Heinz Field 

by all the Heinz symbols everywhere.

The Heinz family and company are all 

from Pittsburgh.

This is my favorite shot of the day! You can see the 

golden bridges and the snowy mountain sides off in 

the distance that Pittsburgh is famous for.

 Though it was freezing there still were way

more fans in the stadium than I expected.

Pittsburgh is known for having the most

die-hard, faithful fans of any professional team.

 Seen here is head coach Mike Tomlin

 (in the black baseball cap).

 My seat was in the end zone, so I was able to get some

nice shots when the team was at my end zone with the ball.

Here is quarterback "Big Ben" Roethlisberger.

 I was thrilled to get some nice shots even though I was 

really far away from the action. I miss my days 

running up and down the sidelines at the University

of Alabama (Roll Tide) shooting the games

for the college newspaper.

This was a huge tackle and a turning point 

for the momentum of the game.

 Fans waving their famous "terrible towels" and cheering.

 After I left, I was able to get a few nice

shots of the city. Here is the home field of the 

Pittsburgh Pirates baseball team.

 And these last two shots I got as I drove away

from the city after I left the game.
So excited that they turned out nicely.

Here are the skyscrapers of the city of Pittsburgh.

 And the stark difference of how it used to be such an 

industrial city and the home of most of the steel 

production in America.