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Things are a little slow...

So it seems like a perfect time to go out and do our family pic for Christmas cards. Heading out to the Indiana side of the Ohio River this weekend with Louisville KY as the backdrop. Not 100% sure how I am going to shoot the pics just yet so I was out checking some of my favorite photog blogs to get some inspiration.
One of my favorite photographers is Zack Arias. A real down to earth guy with a great sense of humor.
I try to follow his minimalist approach to lighting and composition.
If you have the time you should go check out his site and read his blog.
 Zack Arias website

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