The Yellow Belt

Lulu finally got "fixed" and is on some medication, a mild sedative, that calms her down a bit and also makes her look sad.

My last entry in my weekly series will be Aunt Anne.  I was able to snag an image of Aunt Anne who is extremely camera shy during the after dinner conversation she was having with her niece.

I have heard about the hidden gem known as Churchview Farms, but until September I have never had a reason to visit.  If you are looking for a new venue in the Pittsburgh area to host a private dinner, wedding, or reception of sorts, then look no further.  This working farm nestled in the south hills of Pittsburgh is the perfect alternative to the "traditional" venues around town.  Tara and her team were a pleasure to work with, and I have a feeling that couples from across the region will be calling upon Churchview Farms to host their special day.

Danni and Jason had the honor of being the first couple to be married at Churchview Farms.  Their wedding was by design intimate and non-traditional in nature.  Surrounded by their family and friends Danni and Jason were married, toasted with champagne, and enjoyed a delicious meal and tasty beers.

Below are a few of my favorite images that tell the story from that day in October on the farm.

While at my mom's house for the holidays I was lucky enough to see my younger brother Zach.  I was able to grab a portrait of him while we were chatting.

One of the best features about the X100T and the other X100 cameras is the ability to take images without making any noise.  I took many photos and finally my little sister caught on.  She said, "I thought you were just focusing or something."  Well it was something, it was taking very candid memories since everyone pays not attention to me and my "toy" camera.