Here is Lily. I think she was looking for worms.
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It’s been awhile since I have posted images of the kids. Here they are playing in the backyard on a warm summer day. They are so cute.
Emily and Michael had a great little wedding on the KU campus in Lawrence on June 20th. Here are a couple of images from their big day.
Here is a close up of the unique necklace the bride had on.
Michael, as he waits patiently for the wedding to begin.
The wedding.
A relaxed portrait of the couple on the KU campus.
The couple is standing inside artwork that is located on the KU campus.
Another relaxed portrait inside the Eldridge Hotel in Lawrence.
This is a couple truly in love with each other.
I set up a little fun photobooth at the reception. It was a hit and so much fun.
The kids loved the fun photobooth. I need a bigger backdrop, they kept jumping too far.
Even the older kids had fun with it.
Don't mess with this bride. Don't worry, she is sweeter than this image conveys.
Erica and Blake were married on June 6th in Topeka. After the wedding we hit wild and crazy downtown Topeka for some picture taking. Then it was off to TPAC for the reception.
Wedding ceremony in Topeka.
Leaving the church with ribbons abound.
Ring shot.
The Bride and Groom and a sweet old car.
The ride to downtown Topeka.
The lineup of the Bridal Party.
Erica and Blake giving me the look.
The first dance at the reception.
Today was my first try at shooting baseball. I went out to Washburn’s Falley field to give it a go at High School baseball. I didn’t do that great. There was a lot of waiting for some action to happen. Here are a few of my favorites.
Going for the bunt. Did I spell "bunt" right?
Team in the dugout.
Fly ball to left field.
Hay batter batter. Swing!
Seamen pitcher.
It looks a little inside to me.
Safe at first.
Images from Memorial Day. I took a drive out to the Topeka Cemetery and to the war memorial at the Great Overland Station to shoot some images. Enjoy and remember.
At the Topeka Cemetery.
Rows of headstones at the Topeka Cemetery.
I believe these are Civil War era graves.
This is the War Memorial at the Great Overland Station.
Here is a wider shot of the grounds.
And here is the Memorial itself.
For you dog lovers out there. This is my girl Annie. She just looks so sweet in this picture I had to share.
Is this the sweetest face you have ever seen or what?
Noah playing in the dirt. Boys will be boys.
I do think that is dirt on his mouth. Dirt is good for you, right?
by KeithC
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