Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Just Another Day in the Park: Ben & Julie

I remember the first time I met Julie. Cheerful, energetic, and happy are probably the first words that came to my mind. Over the years, we've certainly shared some funny stories about work and family. There's one thing that you can never avoid in any discussions with Julie... Ben, Caleb, and Molly. On any given day, she could whip off a story about any of them in a heartbeat. I learn something new every time I talk to her. Who loves breakfast for dinner? Apparently, Caleb and Molly do! The second you mention her kids, she is quick to pull up a set of pictures of them from birth to present with stories to accompany each and every picture. All you see is an ear-to-ear smile on her face.

Recently, we met up in Leesburg, VA to take some photographs. Meeting the whole gang helped me understand how Julie is able to remain cheerful, energetic, and happy at work, even during the times when work isn't so fun. Caleb and Molly even helped take a couple photographs of Ben and Julie, which was probably more entertaining for me to see. Hopefully she has more pictures to smile about now.

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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Memories of Our Youth: John & Nancy

It feels like yesterday that I graduated from the University of Maryland at College Park. Time sure does fly. I think back to the days of camping outside of Cole Field House overnight for tickets to my beloved Maryland Terrapin basketball games, to meeting friends for lunch at the Stamp Student Union, to pulling all-nighters at the Hornbake Library to prep for those dreaded final examinations. It seems strange, but I miss those days so much!

When Nancy and John asked me to photograph them at College Park, it afforded me the opportunity to see the campus again with all the changes that have happened over the course of the last 10 to 15 years. Even more refreshing was seeing Nancy & John's son, Ethan, running through the campus greens without a fear in the world. You can already imagine him with a backpack all set and ready to go to class. Being a former alum, I doubt Nancy will let Ethan go anywhere else except College Park. At least I hope!

You can never doubt a woman's love for her son, but even more impressive was John's talent at the infamous game of peek-a-boo. From behind your hands, to a column, a bush, or even a camera, it never seems to get old when you need to get a child to smile and this case was no different.

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