loneman photography

It's so great when couples find ways to make their Big Day their own by doing something completely unique to them.

Michael and Jen chose Montana's first territorial capital of Bannack, now a ghost town, for their bride and groom session.

October has turned out to be a very busy time in the studio with on-location and in-studio sessions with children. This past week Captain Lightning and his best friend Batman stopped by for a session.

It is such a treat to see the world through the eyes of a six-year-old.

There are many fantastic florists in the Bozeman, Big Sky area that we love to recommend. Over the months ahead we will highlight many of the wonderful vendors in the area with links to their sites. We have worked with Amber this past summer and seen her new business grow greatly as clients have discovered her amazing designs. Amber does an incredible job of fitting the designs to her clients' themes. That plays such a huge part in the photos because by using consistant color throughout the day; the mood of the photos remains constant. Thanks Amber for your great work!

Many of our clients are looking for referrals to other vendors for their weddings. The above link to MontanaBride.com is a wonderful resource to help you begin to make sense out of planning a wedding or other special event.

Here is their link: http://www.montanabride.com/services.htm

The end of the summer wedding season came this past weekend with a splash of color and a splash of moisture.

Two inches or rain forced the ceremony of this past Saturday's Billings wedding indoors but as always there is a way to make the best of any situation.

I arrived early and searched the nearby area for a bride and groom session. After an hour search I found red ivy in a park along the river. I had been looking for a place to accentuate the beauty of Sarah's beautiful red gown.

It may just as well have had a sign that read "Shoot Here!".

My motto is, "Somehow it always works out okay". This past summer we were blessed with clients who believe the same. Believing, it turns out, does make it so.