Joel & Jessica Engagement Session

I had a wonderful engagement session with Joel and Jessica.

They celebrated one year married and are having

their big wedding day March 2015! :)

We found a red barn for some fun, rustic pictures.

Enjoy! :)

There were these green horse apples all in this tree. Looks kind of creepy! ;)

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Kasper Extended Family

I met a wonderful family this past weekend! They were so hospitable and fun to work with. Enjoy!

Kevin & Lindsay Smith

Met a sweet couple last weekend getting ready for Kevin's deployment. Kevin leaves in December. Thankful for those who serve our cou ntry. Enjoy!

Walling Family

Met a super sweet family. Jana and Dave have the cutest little girl! Enjoy!

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