Here are some shots from Tara and DJ's wedding. This one was so much fun to shoot. Thanks goes out to everyone for making this so easy. The newlyweds have just returned from their honeymoon so maybe these will be a good gift to keep them excited. Thanks guys and I pray that the Lord will bless you throughout your days.
Most of you know that Meag teaches a special ed class at the local high school. As something fun for the seniors in her class, Meag, some of the aides and the school nurse decided to take the seniors to the prom. It had been 10 years since the last time I had been to the prom. Yes, both of mine were horrible. Jr. prom, we ate at McDonald's, and I spilled my drink on my dates dress (ask me about my date). Sr. prom, yeah... um... I went by myself. Anyway, I'll quit reminiscing. So the evening went like this. We showed up to take pictures which went great. These kids were so awesome. Next a big thanks to Momma Dean for letting us use her house for the dinner which was wonderful. This was a sit down elegant dinner, served with stuffed potatoes, and baked chicken. Then on to lead out and the prom. I can't tell you how much fun it was once we got there. Meag's kids love to dance and that is just what they did. You can see in the last pic that J knows how to break it down as the crowd goes nuts.
God Bless,
Wes
The other week Meag and I took a trip to her relatives place in Smith Station. I have to say I love this place. The family, the land, you just can't beat it. Everything is set back off towards the woods, but there is plenty of open land for the dogs and kids to run, scream and play. What fun! Anyway, while we were there I was able to get some pictures of some of the many kids that are part of the family, even dogs that we consider kids. On the return trip home, we stopped at an antique shop in a tiny tiny place called Salem. If your ever on 280 heading to Columbus stop and check it out. They have an old caboose out front, isn't that a fun word to say, caaa boooossse!!!
Here's a side note. please be praying for us as we start this month. We've got three weddings ahead of us and we are pumped about it. The first, Tara Parker who is a really good friend of mine. The second is my step sister Kristy Mathis and the third is Susan and David. When Susan and Dave's date comes up I'll have to tell you how they met. It's pretty neat, in fact I'm shooting two weddings this year that the couples met same way. Anyway, keep up with the blog and spread the word about us. Thanks to all our friends.
God bless,
Wes
Last week I took off of work at the request of my lovely bride to accompany her and her class to the Montgomery Zoo. For those of you who do not know, my wife teaches amazing children with special needs. So with that said...hesitant at first, ummm.... maybe. All the field trips with Mrs. Roberts class turns out to be some incredible stories. This, well ... was no exception. I couldn't resist taking the camera along because I knew the kids were going to enjoy themselves. Man I love these kids!
God Bless,
Wes
In our on going efforts to keep up with the Renfroes, we were able to catch up with them at one of their many locations of living (jk). Really, Al and Laura have been awsome about having an open door to their family and allowing us to capture moments of their lives. With that said, what is like with the Renfroes when...
Mom is around?
When its just Dad?
When we get in trouble?
When I'm by myself?
or When we are just the Renfroes!!!
Thanks again to Al and Laura, and the kids. Y'all are always great. Oh, and aaarrrggghhh to Capt'n Sweet Tooth.
God Bless,
Wes
P.S. Here is a link to Laura's Blog
