Kameron Bayne Images :: Signature Photography :: Studio News

Early this morning we photographed the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce staff for this year’s Christmas Card. We met at 8:15am in approximately 25 degree weather, across the street from the Quest Center with a view of downtown Omaha for the sunrise. Nothing says ‘Happy Holidays’ like folks who are willing to stand out in the cold for 45 minutes with smiles on their faces. Seriously though, it was a good time with beautiful results. A big thanks to Kim, the organization’s Communications and Graphic Design Manager, for all her hard work in bringing the details together!

I really enjoyed getting to know this lovely couple! Nick is both cool and considerate, and Mattea is beautiful and has great personal taste. For an artful approach to their relationship; we took a walk with their dog around Lake Zorinsky, found cool spots on the Creighton Campus, and finished at the studio.

Congratulations Nick and Mattea! I’m looking forward to your wedding and can’t wait to show you the rest of the images at the viewing session.

We went to Hawaii, well Oahu to be specific. I can’t think of anywhere where I’d rather be, especially since it started snowing here today in Omaha. We had a grand time visiting. There are simply endless possibilities for beautiful images. Kameron and I drove around the island, visited Waikiki, ate pineapple, relaxed, and found remote beaches where could play and explore (always with our camera in hand.) In fact, on our last day we drove to the north shore (where the waves were rumored to be huge) – and I sat down to get some pictures of surfers. While I was sitting in the sand a tiny puppy bounced over and bit my toe. An unsuspecting welcome, but a very cute one none the less.

-Heather

Grace University’s girl’s volleyball team is going to the division championship tournament today. The 2007 National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Division II Volleyball National Tournament, that is. And Kameron Bayne Images is going to provide official photography coverage of the event (November 8-10). We’ll have a booth on display at the campus and an ad on the back of the program… May the best girls win!

I’ve known Joe for years… in fact, the first time I met him was at his high school graduation party. Do you remember that Joe? My time has flown by! – since then Joe has become an accomplished musician (and a savvy computer tech guy) and has played for a number of area bands from Pedestrian, Arbor Vitae, to Adam Weaver and the Ghosts to name a few. And now Joe’s getting married to Jenny (a hard working elementary teacher)! Here a few images from our engagement session.

We went out to the spot of their first date together and re-enacted their first kiss. Rachel was so adorable and kept saying, “Do it again!”I love knowing people over a span of time, because it’s only after an accumulation of shared experiences that the depth of who we are begins to emerge. We photographed Chris and Rachel’s wedding last December while on break from Hallmark, and we’re grateful to have known them before they were married, as they got married and now coming up on their first anniversary. As they change, it’s interesting how the photographs change with them.

It was a little chilly outside so afterwards we went to Jimmy John’s to warm up. Mmm, mmm, good bread!