Maybe I've been in a cave to have not seen this yet, but this definitely made my morning.   I am a fan of Improv Everywhere and watched their Grocery Store musical this morning.  It's cute, although I definitely liked the Food Court musical a little bit better.  I like that they posted behind the scenes how we did it post on their blog - that kind of logistical stuff really interests me.   Anyway, while i was there, I saw a link for a Surprise Wedding Reception.  I love this.  And oh how cool it would have been to shoot it as the wedding photographer.   I just love it.

Tesha and Omar's cute engagement story and pictures are featured over on Arizona Weddings Blog. I love it!

Check it out HERE.

I feel like this time of year is the end of my wedding season.  I've got a few weeks off and then the next year will begin.  It's been a while since I've updated my portfolio... but I've got a new one up on my splash page.  OR you can find it HERE. If I've shot your wedding in the last year - go check it out! Chances are that you are in it.  

I've also updated my facebook.  I decided to not do a fan page, because I can't edit that from my phone.  If you would like to be my friend, the email address is facebook at priddyphoto dot com.

Mike, Jess and I had the pleasure of attending (and shooting) a seriously rocking launch party for Arizona Weddings.  The party was so much fun.  It did rain, but everyone pulled out umbrellas and kept on munching, drinking and chatting away.  We had an awesome time and getting to wander around the Desert Botanical Garden and check out the Chihuly exhibit at night was really amazing.  

 And, Arizona Weddings has been kind enough to put all of the images up on their Flickr site so any attending vendors can download a free copy.  To view all of the images from the event... CLICK HERE! 

Thanks again to all the participated!  And if you are a vendor and need a larger image for marketing purposes, please email me and I'll get you what you need. 

I can't copy the picture to post it here, but you really really should go check out: 

http://www.skynyx.fr/legault/atlantis_hst_transit.html 

It's the only image of a space shuttle and the Hubble in front of the sun.  It boggles my mind to think about how he got this shot!  The logistics alone are tough, but calculating and shooting at exactly the right 3 seconds to grab a shot in a .8 second window.  Geez! Truly incredible!