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I had the chance to fly home to Nebraska for thanksgiving. Lots of food, football, and time spent with my favorite 2 1/2 year old nephew, Baylen. There also happened to be a fair amount of time devoted to singing and playing “wheels on the bus”. Thank goodness we all buckled our imaginary seat belts or we might have had rug burns!

The sirens were a little two loud for some of us at the Christmas parade.

Go Nebraska Cornhuskers!

Well, it’s officially the Christmas season…the Macy’s Christmas windows are open! Our good friend Eric Hart was one of the carpenters who built those glittery Christmas windows and invited us to share in the opening festivities. It was a cold night but we were packed in with so many people we didn’t notice.

There’s an empire state building coming out of my head!

I was waiting for Ashley to get off work last night and thought I would take my tripod to central park and get some night shots. When shooting in Central Park after dark, I was comforted by the fact that my tripod could be used as a weapon. That and I could snap a picture of my attacker! Yes, don’t mess with me, I’m a photographer!

Had to share some highlights from the Halloween party we went to last night. When people found out I brought my camera, I suddenly became the official photographer for the evening. How was I to argue? Hope your Halloween was a spooky one!

And who said Mac and PC can’t be friends?

A couple of weeks ago I had some time to kill so I grabbed my camera and tripod and headed to Grand Central Station. Had fun with long exposures until the security guard told me I was free to snap pictures but I couldn’t use the tripod. I was worried he was going to accuse me of being a terrorist or something.

I love this train station. It’s easy to take good architecture for granted unless you’ve spent any time in the basement that is Penn Station.

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Ashley and I walked across the Brooklyn Bridge to get this shot of the memorial the other night. Most shots show the lights going off into infinity, but I think there’s something beautiful about the way the lights are hitting the clouds in this shot. It’s a beautiful memorial and is quite breathtaking in it’s simplicity.

Meet Peter McBeth, the Betta fish! We are taking small steps in regards to having living things in our apartment. We haven’t had any plant deaths for a while so we have progressed to fish! Thought I would give you something to look at while I work on proofing some new headshots. Had a busy weekend so stay tuned!

Ashley and I visited her family in Florida. We had a great time seeing the sights and it was a great excuse for some beach shots!

Ashley took this one! It’s super Ryan (with a lighthouse coming out of my head!)