Kameron Bayne Images :: Signature Photography :: Studio News

We had a lot of fun with Amelia downtown for her session – I love how graceful and elegant she can jump! Like an angel, she appears to float through the air (love the geese in the background too).

Courtney is an amazing individual. She will graduate Millard North with the most amount of credits… EVER.  Did you catch the amazing part?  EVER!  She loves to learn and has a long list of interests.  And we tried to celebrate a few of them with locations courtesy of the French Cafe, Spaghetti Works and Jackson Street Booksellers.  To top it off, Courtney has a genuine and rich friendship with her mother that really warms to the room when you’re around them.  Congratulations on making it to your senior year – we can’t wait to see you and your family at the Viewing Premiere!

Our friend Nicole stopped by early this morning for a couple studio shots. Nicole is a law student at Creighton and we always enjoy the tidbits she shares with us about the U.S. Constitution and Judicial system.  We also like it when she stays for breakfast.

We had an impromptu photo shoot with Patches and Heather – as the sun went down, the light bounced off our house creating some beautiful light to play in for a couple minutes. It’s fun to capture some images of my family once and a while.

We had a blast photographing Zach for his signature session! He had all sorts of ideas to bring to the table and even bought himself a used couch off Craig’s List just for the shoot. His great sense of humor had Jordan and myself laughing all day. The only downside was that Jordan was attacked by sharp and prickly stickers while holding the lights in the middle of the field. But that was quickly remedied when we were all through, because Zach shared some French Silk pie with us. Mmmm good!

On June 10, 2008, I photographed some interiors of Spencers for Steaks and Chops inside the Hilton Garden Inn, in the Old Market on 10th and Dodge.  The owners are delightful people and I can whole heartedly recommend the food.  Without exaggeration, I can say it was the most amazing steak I’ve ever tasted!

A while back, I did some portraits of the Executive Director of the Peter Kiewit Institute – a happy client of several server cooling systems made by APC by Schneider Electric.  I really love doing commercial work!  It demands so much attention to detail, but it also allows a photographer to truly “sculpt light.”

Chris has been a friend of the family for years and he works at Fox Hollow Coffee.  For his signature plus session, we came up with all sorts of ideas to remember his senior year… hanging around the house, cooking in the kitchen, studying in the dining room, walking around the Old Market, chilling in the car, and sporting his favorite beverage: Diet Coke (coming soon!).

Mara and Pat were married on a beautiful (and warm!) day at the Magnolia Hotel.  The ceremony was outdoors in the courtyard (with a tent just in case it were to rain – thankfully it didn’t!); it was a lovely event with both Christian and Jewish traditions and great lighting conditions.  Very rarely does everything work together for a great ring shot, I love how the light glistens here on the ring just before Pat puts it on Mara’s finger.  The day was also filmed by Aaron and Molly at The Silver Screen.

Congratulations again, Mara and Pat!  I wish you well on your journey of marriage together, and look forward to seeing everyone again at the Viewing Premiere when you get back to Omaha.

Peter had such a warm and confident presence and Kendra was kind and beautiful. Together, they had fabulous taste! The ceremony was at St. James with the reception following at the Ironwood Golf and Country Club.  Of course, we made a stop downtown for a couple fun shots before heading out onto the golf course for an impromptu bouquet toss and football game.  It was a wonderful day and we were honored to be a part of it!  Congratulations again!