I’ve been on the road so much of late, haven’t made much time for this blog. I hope to get you caught up soon, but for now, here is a picture I made looking out the window of my girlfriend’s apartment in Columbia Missouri.
Kemle + Chris
July 27th, 2010 by Steven St John
Christopher + Kemle Rio Rancho NM Wedding – Images by Steven St. John
Christopher and Kemle’s wedding in Rio Rancho New Mexico at the beautiful Hyatt Tamaya Resort & Spa on June 18, 2010. Congratulations to the happy couple.
As always, I strongly suggest using the full-screen button at the bottom right corner of the gallery to view the photographs.
Disabled business owner for WSJ
July 21st, 2010 by Steven St John
I had a quick business assignment last week for The Wall Street Journal. Local man, been laid off twice so he started is own business making dog treats. Get in, get out, no problem, right? Oh, did I mention the subject, David Shunkey is autistic, doesn’t speak, and really doesn’t make eye contact? A challenge for me as a photographer, tough subject on a tight deadline, but an inspirational story I was happy to help tell.
Central Ventana
July 17th, 2010 by Steven St John
I’ve been so busy lately, I haven’t had much time to update this blog. Lots of work of late, a blessing. For now, here is a photo from tonight, made with my new Panasonic GF-1, a great new addition to my camera family. More on that soon. Here a waitress cleaning tables as Route 66 / Central Ave. is reflected in the dirty window. I love having a little camera that can capture that kind of detail in that kind of light.
Meet Malia Joy St. John
July 11th, 2010 by Steven St John
Meet Malia Joy St. John – Images by Steven St. John
I’m so grateful for so many blessing in my life right now, most especially the birth of my third niece Malia Joy St. John. She was born July 10, 2010 at 5:35 pm at Presbyterian Hospital, weighing in at 5.28 pounds. Both her and Mom & Dad are doing great. Special thanks to my father for picking up my camera and making the picture of me holding her for the first time, a photograph that I will cherish for the rest of my life.
