Before we turn the page completely on 2010, come along for the ride as we look back on some favorite stories from the past year.

I had SO MUCH fun making these portraits of my dear friend DJ and her family.  Well, at least until the nuns showed up and shoo’d us off their land.  Why are the religious so angry?!  {RAP} (Scott gets his knuckles whacked with a steel-edged ruler.)

One of the best parts of my time spent shooting family photography is catching moments like the one pictured here. Without question, it’s capturing expressions like this one that sum up why I love what I do. When’s the last time you’ve had your family’s photo taken? If it’s been a while, maybe this should be the year. I’ll spend and hour or two with you and deliver a mix of posed and candid photos that capture the spirit of your family. Drop me a line so we can schedule your appointment TODAY!

Just before snowstorm Allison hit, I had the awesome pleasure of making photographs of my friend Stacy Bouchard, her charming boys and her sisters.  We set out to Greene Isle Park which has become a bit cliche here in the 920, but I think we found some nice settings and activities.  If you’d like to see the whole shooting match of images, please visit… http://GreatScottImages.zenfolio.com/bouchard.

I come from a family of six kids (my mom was Polish Catholic).  I have four sisters and a brother (who’s also my best friend).  This is a session with my second oldest sister, Jean, and her family.  Dogs are a relatively …read more

No, this isn’t a Monday morning confession after sitting through ANOTHER sermon on tithing.  I was excited to get a chance to make some portraits of my pastor, Sheldon Miles and his wonderful family: Michelle, Tyler and Kristen.  Y’know all too often we see our pastors (or priests or rabbis or shamans) as super-human or extra-holy.  It’s a …read more