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Madame President, Christie King

August 18, 2011

I mentioned the other day that I shot some photos of Christie King for Auctioneer Magazine. I thought I’d show a few of the photos that weren’t included in the magazine, mostly because I think the pictures of her with her dog, Piper, are so adorable. Christie tends to have a very laid-back and fun personality, and she often gets her work done from the boat that she and her husband, Mike, own. We knew doing a formal shoot in an office of some sort wouldn’t fit her, so we went out on the boat for our last location of the day to really show off who Christie is.

A Noccalula Maternity Shoot

August 17, 2011

A what? I know, I know. It’s a crazy Indian name, but what more would you expect in Etowah County? We thrive off the Indian heritage. You should Google the story behind the name of Noccalula Falls if you really want a story.

Ahem. Back to my regularly scheduled blog post. I met with Blake and Bekah at Noccalula Falls on a Saturday evening in July. Did I mention earlier that we were in Alabama? We were. And July in Alabama is hot. While Blake and I were sweating profusely, Bekah — eight and a half months pregnant, mind you — was as adorable and dry as she could be. They were troopers through the heat, and crazy names aside, Noccalula Falls does make a pretty backdrop. Here are some of the photos we caught, just nine days before little David was welcomed into the world.

Published: Auctioneer Magazine

August 16, 2011

A couple of months ago, I had the privilege of taking some photos for the National Auctioneers Association. The association has been in existence for 62 years, and this past July, they elected their first female president. Thanks to the NAA for asking me to take photos of Christie as she steps into her new position. Here are some of the photos used in a feature on Christie for this month’s Auctioneer Magazine.

Happy 4th!

July 5, 2011

I hope you all had a wonderful 4th of July!

Happy Weekend

May 6, 2011

Here’s to looking forward to a week of brighter, warmer, more Coke-in-a-bottle weather.