Tara wanted a vintage look for her traditional wedding. So Hotel Icon was the perfect pre-wedding location for getting ready and her wedding day bridal portraits.
Tess and Andrew met at Rice University and I am honored to be photographing their wedding in October. We had a great time on this shoot at Discovery Green, the Penzoil Tower - which Tess' grandfather built and cruising around downtown.
Erin & Tyler are an awesome couple who like to do things differently. They married at the beautiful Agave Road in Katy at sunset. They didn't want to miss a minute of the party so they chose to see each other prior to the ceremony. You can see more of this goregous wedding at FireHeart Photography.
March Green Brides - So my mom tells me this is a tradtion that started with resale shops which had bridal gowns for sell. Both men and women would buy the gowns wear them around town and all meet up at a pub for a few cocktails. Our Green March Brides caught up with my real bride to make for a really fun bridal shoot.
Hidden accross from the Houston Museum of Fine art is the ofter overlooked Cullen Sculpture Garden. Nothing compliments the fabulous sculpture as a fabulous bride. We also visited Hermann Park and the reflecting pool.
These are the young men from the Dallas area who are all graduating this year. I love photographing seniors and boys are really fun. I was told by my assistant I shouldn't say they are beautiful - but hey, I think they are fabulous looking young men.
What I love about photographing high school seniors is that they can be so dirvers and complex. Cody is reflective, a cowboy, funny and a Standleader at Klien High School which takes a certain amount of Zaniness to get into that most exclusive group. Enjoy the many faces of Cody.
Francie Baltazar Stonestreet draws from her creative ability and her passion for detail to photograph subjects that are often described as photo art. When photographing weddings, Francie captures the most intimate expressions of joy, love and tenderness which become treasured memories.
Francie’s photographs are never conventional because of her art training and her ability to see beauty in all creations. Whether shooting portraits or weddings,
Francie captures that moment in time which will bring pleasure to all who view photography as creative art.
Francie’s journey with photography began in 1978 when she received her first 35mm film camera. She fell in love with this artful medium and studied art and photography in high school and in college. After a 15 year career as a corporate consultant, she purchased a professional digital camera and returned to her original passion, photography.
When not shooting portraits or weddings, Francie is out with her camera capturing the wonders of the world and the beauty of life.