My beautiful wife achieved "Sainthood" for putting up with me for 9 years of marriage, giving birth to our children and especially sharing the same passion for photography. I am a lucky husband. Too bad she did not share the same passion for motorcycles (Rode a Harley-Davidson Electra Glide Classic for 10 years), but I will not dig up past wounds. I will look toward the future of mini-van cruising.(Honestly, I like my family truckster.Shhh! Don't tell anyone.)
This is my wife's clone, our first born daughter. She is in 2nd grade and loves anything pink. She currently a fan of Miley Cyrus and saving her Piggy Bank pennies for the 4th generation iPhone.
My clone needs no introduction. He looks like me, acts like me and most importantly he eats like me. Enough said.
This is our latest family Holiday photograph taken last Christmas at the University of Tampa campus. Why am I not smiling, you ask? I literally had a minor stroke getting the picture taken before the "Magic Hour" faded away in the horizon. My son was not cooperating, it was a rather cold twilight evening and I was racing against time setting up my strobes with a light meter before the sun went away. It was a perfect recipe for disaster, but disaster was averted because the picture you see above came through successfully.
I would like to end my post with a peaceful Canon EOS 5D Mark II Video of Hawaii. We celebrated my wife's 40th birthday by heading to Kauai and Honolulu for a family vacation. You can see pictures in my Hawaii 2009 Gallery.
Mahal Kita Kasey!
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