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Scotts Miracle-Gro Awards

Event: Staff Appreciation Client: Scotts Miracle-GroScope of Work: Photograph their event celebrating the employees of Scotts Miracle-Gro. This beautiful event was held at Wells Barn on the grounds of Franklin Park Conservatory. Between the open bar, live music, s’mores bar, delicious food catered by Cameron Mitchell and a good round of employee appreciation awards, the […]

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Family

HAMM FAMILY IN THE FALL

Carolyn and her son Noah are know around the halls of BalletMet and have made their home in Bexley, OH.  When she asked me to do family photos of her and her son I was all in.  My favorite part about the whole session is at the beginning Noah was not at all willing to […]

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SENIOR PORTRAITS WITH ROSIE

Rosie is a talented young lady who recently moved here from Alaska.  She’s in the trainee program at BalletMet and besides being a lovely dancer she’s also smart as a whip.  This girl can solve a Rubik’s cube in under a minute and has a bright future ahead of her.

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Family

CHAMBERS IN COLUMBUS

This little family has a spitfire of a daughter on their hands.  Caroline has got some opinions on how things should go and can you blame her parents for wanting to please her?  Always great catching up with these three.

A group of male ballet dancers holding ballerinas in the air on stage with a small band of violinists in the background.

Dance

THE WASHINGTON POST: “DANCING IN THE STREET”

“Dancing in the Street” choreographed by Edwaard Liang, Artistic Director of BalletMet premiered in October of 2015 at the Riffe Theatre in Columbus, OH.  The work was reset on the dancers of Washington Ballet and this image was used in The Washington Post.

A male ballerina down on a knee and holding a ballerina's dress to his cheek.

Dance

INSPIRED: A COLLABORATION WITH BALLETMET AND CINCINNATI BALLET

Dance critic Steve Sucato reviews Inspired, a triple bill including Edwaard Liang’s Age of Innocence, Trey McIntyre’s Wild Sweet Love, and George Balanchine’s Who Cares?.  This performance was a collaboration between BalletMet and Cincinnati Ballet performed at both The Ohio Theatre in Columbus, OH and the Aronoff Center in Cincinnati, OH. Click here to read the review.

One male and one female ballet dancer in midair against a dark, starry stage set.

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COLUMBUS BUSINESS FIRST INTERVIEWED SUE PORTER

Columbus Business First interviewed BalletMet’s newest Executive Director, Sue Porter. Read the interview here.

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Wedding

THE LAHR WEDDING

Fall weddings just might be my favorite. The Lahr Wedding was set nestled in a beautiful wooded area at the Boathouse on the Scioto River.  The colors, oh the colors! Everything was so crisp and colorful and the weather couldn’t have been more perfect for this beautiful couple.  I admit when the groom cried at […]

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Thanksgiving with Scotts Miracle-Gro

Commercial: Table Settings Client: Scotts Miracle-GroScope of Work: Create a portfolio of images for their Thanksgiving social media campaign. A table setting for every style. Scotts Miracle-Gro wanted to encourage their followers to think outside of the box with their Thanksgiving table settings by include colorful herbs and gourds.

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BABY K IS HERE!

I love seeing new parents with their new baby, and I’m so happy Baby K is here!

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