Bob Kevoian’s 60th Birthday Surprise Party was seamlessly choreographed.  The theme was a throw-back to the famous 1950s Ralph Edwards program, This is Your Life.  In the show, Ralph Edwards would surprise his guests and then proceed to take them through their life in front of an audience including friends and family. Bob’s best friend, acted the part of Ralph, creating the perfect centerpiece for the celebration.

It was amazing to watch a seasoned group of entertainers in action.  A team of nearly twenty, led by Casey Scott of Etcetera Events, began planning what included a live television production and multiple parties in a series of locations in one night.  The best part of it all…Bob was truly surprised again and again throughout the night.

More to come…

As Board President, Monica Richard, noted in her address at the launch for the Wish Upon a Wedding Indianapolis Chapter, “We race fast in Indianapolis.  Tonight we are not only launching our chapter but we are announcing our first recipients for a wedding.”

We are thrilled to be a part of this organization and look forward to honoring wonderful couples facing either a terminal illness or significant challenges.  Please visit Wish Upon a Wedding to learn more about how may be able to contribute.

‘Tis the season!  If you are interested in having holiday cards made from your wedding or portrait shoot this year, please contact us immediately.  We can provide a mock-up and printed cards within one week!  We custom-design cards based on the images you select.  Here are but a VERY few!

It isn’t quite our thing but when good friends and owners of No Name Montessori asked us to take the annual school pictures, how could we resist?  Nate and I both send our girls to this school, so we got a chance to meet all of their friends.  I just had to post some of the images.  We have great respect for photographers that photograph small children day after day.   Some of these faces are just classic.

This year marks the 65th Anniversary of the worst Naval disaster in US history.

At 12:14 a.m. on July 30, 1945, the USS Indianapolis was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine in the Philippine Sea and sank in 12 minutes. Of 1,196 men on board, approximately 300 went down with the ship. The remainder, about 900 men, were left floating in shark-infested waters with no lifeboats and most with no food or water. The ship was never missed, and by the time the survivors were spotted by accident four days later only 316 men were still alive.

Each year the survivors and comrades gather.

Nathan was overwhelmingly humbled and honored to photograph the following heroes of our nation.

Thank you to AJ Ploughe of the Columbia Club for giving us this incredible honor.