Back in 1999, I started a website that became an all-consuming project, IS300.NET (changed to my.IS in 2005).  It became the largest online community for the Lexus IS sport sedan. Sure, it’s just one car from one brand, but 70,000 members and over 4 million forum posts tells you that the Lexus IS isn’t just any car. In 2007, I sold the site and turned to photography fulltime, but I’m still very proud of what was created out of nothing. My friend Joaquin (the only writer I know that uses more parenthesis than myself) has posted a nice retrospective on the site for this ten year anniversary, please check it out here.

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Ah, to be young and free of school, with nothing to do for months… Is it any wonder why summer remains, for generation after generation, a consistent backdrop for love and drama?

Since I had run out of white seamless,  Ali, Kylie and I took our show on the road for this week’s episode of Photographer Intern. South Florida’s Summer, when it’s not raining, is pretty hot and humid. So we started out our shoot in the shade. Once the sun began a downward spiral, we ventured into the glow.

A few more available in the edit gallery. Comments welcome - and don’t forget to “green thumb” any of your favorites in the gallery. They show up on the most popular feed. Thanks for looking.

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This weekend was Emily and Abi’s Graduation party. The week prior we shot a session in the studio to “set the tone” for the event. The party was great (thank you to the parents for having me there) and I loved seeing familiar faces. On the geekier side of things, I swapped some gear with my photographer friend Jamie May, and ran a Nikon D700 for this event - which I’ll have to post about elsewhere as this post is for pictures.

More from the studio session and the from the party. Thanks for looking and commenting. In these galleries, clicking the green thumb on a picture puts it into the rankings of most popular pictures here:

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One more thing, how long has the current style of “dancing as mating ritual” been popular? I really missed the boat on that one.

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Except for the rain, this event had the all the marks of a classic South Florida beach wedding.  Summer rain is like clockwork in these parts, but occasionally it does things we can’t predict. Regardless, everything (except the beach pics) went off without a hitch and we had some of the best bridal boogie I’ve seen in some time.

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