Adoption is Good Business | Milwaukee Event Photographer

Recently, we volunteered our services to the Adoption Resources of Wisconsin (ARW) for their Adoption is Good Business Luncheon. The event honored Brady Corporation for their support to employees looking to adopt.

The Keynote speaker was Sean Tuohy, the adoptive father of Michael Oher (their and their family's story might be familiar to you from the movie "The Blind Side."

He spoke of the amazing story of how he and his wife Leigh came to meet Michael and welcome him into their family. If you haven’t seen the movie The Blind Side, it truly is a must see! And, if you or anyone that you know is considering adoption, please take advantage of the assistance and guidance that ARW has to offer.  Here are a few photos from the event!

Sean Tuohy (above)

Have a great weekend! :)

~Miranda & Adam

Spring is Sprung!

Adam and I follow quite a few blogs, and while Spring has made it into postings from other parts of the country quite some time ago, it's finally here in Wisconsin! Whenever it's been nice out, we've been going for nice long walks, and taking in as much Spring as possible :) It's amazing how much things can grow in a day... new buds, leaves and flowers. We love it.

Here's a taste of Spring through our eyes...

For the photogs, the shot below is SOOC (I'll label the other ones as we go)...

We stumbled upon a field of Magnolia trees... it was gorgeous!

(SOOC below)

(SOOC below)

There was a huge hill that was completely covered in spider webs... so strange...

Then we found one of the prettiest trees we've ever seen. It was like something out of a fairy tale.

(Rest of the shots are SOOC)

Happy Spring! Talk to you soon :)
~Miranda & Adam

Photos with no people?! ~ Some personal work

One of our goals this year is to get out and shoot some more personal work for ourselves. Not only does it feed our souls, but it also keeps us inspired on all levels. We went shooting on Sunday in Milwaukee, and here are some of our favorite images...

My (Miranda) first photography teacher said to me, "Keep creating images, not taking pictures." There's a big difference, and I'm grateful that I got such awesome advice so early on in my photography career.

Talk to you soon :)
~Miranda & Adam