timwill photography

w w wow. it’s been a while. last post was august 14th i think. i never was good at keeping a journal. i have been pretty busy lately though. the website has been undergoing some work, i’ve moved out of california, i’ve been booking clients for the new year…it’s been pretty crazy.
so….i’ve got a ton of updating to do. i may have to start with the most recent and work backwards. i’ve got some great pictures that i want to get up but the priority has to go to a wedding i just shot.
i was able to go to boston last week to shoot a wedding for some friends of mine.
here are some of the shots.

this post got lost in the transition to the new blog. two of my best friends from college just had their second child. congratulations to dom and christine for not only having the cutest boy in so cal, but also the cutest girl. (who saw that one coming??)

sarah and i decided to embark upon a photographic adventure into the duality of man. in this juxtaposition (sp?)… (word?) we tried to capture something real: ‘emotion’

my happy girlfriend

chicago. the city of windy-ness. in all seriousness, this is one of the nicest cities i’ve ever visited. very clean, very cosmopolitan. sarah gave me the walking tour on tuesday. we rode a ferris wheel. pretty romantic, huh. we saw navy pier, a few weird fountains, big buildings, and a giant reflecting orb. i was thinking, aside from the cold winters, this might be a really great place to live.

the mac store on michigan ave. (one of the biggest shopping areas in the country, nay, the universe. sarah thought i was a dork for taking a picture of it, but i’m sure you mac nerds out there can appreciate it.



this was a pretty creative shot where, by using a very small aperture (deep depth of field), we projected the appearance that sarah was actually holding the city! very innovative and, i think, very very exciting. (hopefully you’re picking up on the sarcasm because i’m laying it on pretty thick).

wow. flying is incredible. a window seat combined with Sigur Ros and Sufjan Stevens on the ipod, makes for a very surreal experience. it might be impossible to see the earth from that height and not think about how small your own life is, but the music definitely adds to the experience.