I'm a sucker for a cute baby

It is true...if I see a cute kid it is like I almost HAVE to take the photo.


I can't pass it up. If I could PJ and just take photos of cute kids I just might :)

enjoy.

 Chandler Daniel, eight months, looks at his reflect while Melissa Crable holds him during service at Renegade Church Sunday, November 6.

Melissa Crable kisses Chandler Daniel, eight months, on the cheek during service at Renegade Church Sunday, November 6.

The new Mr. & Mrs. Thompson

I did a wedding back in Kentucky right before I moved to Texas.

The lighting after the ceremony was just PERFECT. During my days off I got a chance to edit some of my favorite shots.

 On facebook I made an album,

facebook album here

there are no repeats-- so if you are looking here you get to see some more of my favorites :)  enjoy--i always love a good wedding.

Pink Heals

This event reminded me of the things Ford puts on back home. Which of coure made me miss home more, but the shots I came out with were good in my book :)

 Dee Straight, cancer survivor, sits on one of the pink trucks during the Pink Heals Tour Sunday, Oct. 23.

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 Side of one of the pink fire trucks at the Pink Heals Tour Sunday, Oct. 23.

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Calhoun County sheriff, B. B. Browning, says a few words at the Pink Heals Tour Sunday Oct. 23.
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Ricky Cantu, 8, practices his form before performing with the Victoria Karate Academy at the Pink Heals Tour Sunday, Oct. 23.


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(This is my second favorite shot from the event. There is just something about this kid and his bow shaft that I love. It kills me that the background is tilted it but if I tried to fix I would lose some of his foot. Either way, he has an attitude and I love it)

Margie Dickson, left, and Kindra Schlather stand in front of one of the pink fire trucks at the Pink Heals Tour Sunday Oct. 23. Schlather wrote on the truck in memory of her sister, Deidra.


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Frank Coronado holds his granddaughter, Taylnn Skye Speedon, 3, as she takes a nap during the Pink Heals Tour Sunday, Oct. 23.


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Brianne Luna, left, and Kaylee Ramirez volunteer at the “Kotton Kandy” stand during the Pink Heals Tour with the Trevino Family Sunday, Oct. 23.


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Calise Domingue, 7, gets a hug from John Rigione, a firefighter from Pennsylvania, during the Pink Heals Tour. Domingue is a four year survivor of Leukemia.


“Calise- thank you for healing me- 2010,” is what Domingue wrote on one of the pink fire trucks Sunday Oct. 23.

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Calise Domingue, 7, gets a hug from Bob Bidwell, a firefighter from Connecticut, during the Pink Heals Tour. Domingue is a four year survivor of Leukemia.

“Calise- thank you for healing me- 2010,” is what Domingue wrote on one of the pink fire trucks Sunday Oct. 23.

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Not a scary person

I am not a person who enjoys going out to a haunted house or paying to see a scary movie, so this Haunted Zoo wasn't my favorite assignment. Which is weird because I loved the ghost hunt assignment. I think it is the difference between weird, creepiness, or people in masks jumping out at you.

 Nathan Palmer dresses as an alien during his job as the gate keeper at the Haunted Zoo Saturday, Oct. 22.
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 Chris Rojas, stands inside a cage while waving around a chainsaw during the Haunted Zoo Saturday, Oct. 22.
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 Nicole Kunefke lays on a gurney with her fake organs on top of her while Darrin Butler acts as if he is eating her alive during the Haunted Zoo Saturday, Oct. 22.
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 Lacey Alexander, part of the scary clowns jumps out at people in the aviary during the Haunted Zoo Saturday, Oct. 22.
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Morgan Flowers sits on the floor inside the aviary for a group to come though at the Haunted Zoo Saturday, Oct. 22.


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Refugio Football

Another Friday night football :)

 The Refugio Bobcat leads the football team out on the field against Premont Friday, Oct. 21.


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 Refugio senior running back, Shiloh Whetsel runs the ball for a touch down in the first quarter to make a score of 15-0 with 6:35 left on the clock.


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 Junior defensive end, Jake Henderson, left, and senior linebacker, Jake Heryford tackle Premont Rudy Cadena, senior, in the first quarter Friday, Oct. 21.


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 Senior linebacker, Jake Heryford tackles Premont Rudy Cadena, senior, Friday, Oct. 21.


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Cory Brown, senior wide receiver, carries the ball toward the end zone in the second quarter Friday, Oct. 21.

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 Lynx Hawthorne, senior, wide receiver, completes a pass in the second quarter while Premont Adam Pena, sophomore, tries to intercept.
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 Senior defensive tackle, Donald Trevino, writes the words, “RIP MOM” on this wrist. His mother passed away a year ago from cancer. Trevino says it has been a tough year.
“She is who I play for,” Trevino said. Refugio won 73-0 against Premont Friday, Oct. 20.

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 Senior linebacker and wide receiver, Gus Garcia, stands on the sidelines as the game ends 73-0.
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Draigon Silvas, junior goes to sack Bryan Ramirez, senior, in the third quarter Friday, Oct. 20.

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Junior running back, Draigon Silvas, runs the ball to make a touch down in the second quarter to make the score 36-0 with 9:10 left on the clock.


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