Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts

Friday, August 5, 2016

9-month-old family portraits at Arrington Vineyards


Enjoyed the company of this happy little guy last weekend, with his family at Arrington Vineyards, just south of Nolensville, TN! Scheduling family portraits sessions for the fall in Nolensville, TN - send me an e-mail or contact me on FB.

See you soon! -Daniel

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Park shoot

Patricia invited me to shoot her portrait near the athletic park in Nolensville, between spots of chilling rain this spring. The shed doors turned into the perfect spot for this punk look. Thanks, Patricia, for bringing so many wardrobe options and being prepared for the weather!
I'd like to shoot some more portrait sessions in Nolensville this summer. There are endless creative locations in this small town. Contact me for a creative portrait, or new professional head shot!

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

First Birthday!

I met the most welcoming Indian family the other day for a birthday party in The Gulch, Nashville. Their beautiful little girl is now one year old. Happy birthday little one!
Birthdays are a lot of fun to photograph because the attention is all on one person, but everyone there usually cares about them so there are plenty of tender-hearted moments. Grandparents play with children and, and kids get messy with cake, there are decorations and a theme and candles. It all adds up to a lot of fun for everyone, and that's the best time to take pictures!

Monday, January 12, 2015

Nashville service with a smile

In late December I got to shoot a private Christmas party at the Country Music Hall of Fame, in downtown Nashville. It was a beautiful night. The catering was top notch, and the room was gorgeous with hand made rustic tables of varying shapes and sizes.
Thank you, Irma, for letting me take your picture! Did I mention that the service was great?!


After the event I took a detour down Broadway headed back to my car and photographed some street performers who really drew a crowd...  but I'll save that for a later post.