The lovely Michelle and Cody flew in to Green Bay for a few days over Christmas. Andy and I were lucky enough to capture them before the snow started flying! Cody was a little iffy in front of the camera, but that melted away in all of seven minutes. We ran all over town and found some really slick spots.
I cannot remember if it was Andy or I, but one of us drove the wrong way on a one way street, and realized we didn’t have any signal lights facing us. Nor did the patrolling police did not stop us running in and out of traffic to get the best shot; Amen! I cannot wait until late June to shoot their wedding! Thank you both!
Wondering through Tivoli Island with Caroline and James was great. Not only did I get to see the love between them, but I got see the goofy side as you can see below. James has been a good friend of mine for many years. I am very proud of him for playing a part of Protection our Great Country by serving in the U.S. Army. May God bless you both and thank you for a good time!
May I present Brittany & Kyle! Fighting a pending sunset is normally a hazard when your trade is capture photos with light, but our timing was perfect. I love many of these! Enjoy you two! 
-Dean
This wedding has to be the hardest I’ve ever edited. There are some many amazing images contained, that I am having a really hard time picking the best. Chris and and Catherine have taken me in to Miller Park for my first two times, and I was in awe both times. There is more to come, but here is a bit of a tease! – Click the image to see it larger!
Melissa and Steve were lucky enough to catch an afternoon with beautiful blue skies, a nice rain storm, and one amazing double rainbow! We were rained out on two previous scheduled Sessions, so the rain played perfectly in to this afternoon. It’s another reason we use Canon EOS Digital Systems and L-series lens, all with weatherproof seals!
It’s great listening to a bride and groom talk to each other and how they smile when they tell us their Story and how they met. Each story always seems to have an impossible obstacle, but God always has a way to bring two hearts together. (Click any moving thumbnail, or the large photo to go to the next!)
