Friday, October 22, 2010

Interpreters' Theater : The Summoning

A couple times a year I shoot the Interperters' Theater plays at UNI. They're a good time and free admission. This play was a re-thought 'The Summoning of Everyman' written by Paul Siddens. Keep up the good work guys!












Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Kalli's Calendar Shoot

Kalli recently came to us for some images that she could use for a calendar contest. We headed out into the middle of nowhere and stopped at the first good corn crop we saw. (It's Iowa so, well, we didn't need to go far.) Here's a few of my favorites; good luck with the contest Kalli!








Thursday, October 14, 2010

Nathan and Kimberly : Engaged

Nathan and Kimberly chose to have their engagement photos taken at Hartman Nature Reserve in Cedar Falls. Just like every other day this week, there were quite a few other photographers there taking in the scenery. I actually had to crop a family photo out of the background in one of the shots. (Oops, didn't see them at the time...) We had a good time shooting and their dogs made it interesting as well. Thanks guys!













Tuesday, October 12, 2010

2010/2011 Senior : Luke

Luke wanted his pictures taken outdoors in a wooded area to show off the fall colors, so we headed to Hartman Nature Reserve in Cedar Falls. Not surpisingly, there were about 6 other photographers there shooting everything from families to engagements. I say that to say this: thank you Luke for choosing Biggs Photography for your senior portraits! Have a great last year of high school!















Friday, October 8, 2010

Tom and Kristy : Engaged

This may come as a shocker to those of you who've been following the latest string of engagement sessions, but Tom and Kristy spent some time in front of my camera at George Wyth Park! (I told you, I'm going to own that place pretty soon, just a few more payments!) No matter, we had a great time and they were both a blast to work with. You've gotta love a couple that tells me that they're up for anything I want them to do and who later suggest that they hang upside down from a tree...