We had some reasonable December weather when I met up with Alysha and Josh for their engagement session. Josh is a recently graduated Creighton baseball player and so we started the session in TD Ameritrade park and made some images for their save-the-date cards. Afterward we headed over the the Gene Leahy Mall to take in the Christmas Lights. Great session!
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Lynn and Rippi made their only visit between booking me and their wedding over Christmas break. So we were thrilled when the weather cooperated, allowing us to have an outdoor engagement session. We met up in Nebraska City where the Boston couple will tie the knot this spring. I love Nebraska City! It was fun shooting in areas where they’ll get married and finally getting to meet the two of them! It should be a beautiful wedding: outdoor ceremony behind the Lied Lodge then everybody will walk the nature trail to the barns where the reception will be held.
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The new Wedding Essentials magazine comes out today and yours truly photographed the cover and inside bridal fashion spread.
Here’s the cover:
Here’s my favorite image from the shoot:
Keyla was an amazing model! I don’t think I’ve ever photographed anybody more photogenic and easy to work with.
Model: Keyla Sanchez, Image Modeling Inc.
Makeup: Jen Neely, Urbane Salon & Spa
Hair: Jim Kracl, Urbane Salon & Spa
Photography: Lane Hickenbottom
Assistant: Dave Weaver
Art Direction: Ananda Spadt
Merchandise Styling: Angela Rogers
Location: The Durham Museum, Omaha
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Hope everybody had a Merry Christmas and is gearing up towards a fun and rewarding New Year! Here’s the 2011 version of the Hickenbottom family Christmas Card. Enjoy!
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…was dancin’ to the jailhouse rock!
Here’s a quick shot of Courthouse and Jail Rocks in Western Nebraska. I was reminded today by an old friend that I don’t have many scenic photos on my blog these days (or at least scenic photos that don’t include a couple getting married). I suppose I don’t shoot nearly as much as I used to of this type of thing.
I came to be in this area while road tripping back from my trip to Wyoming. Whenever possible, I love taking side roads and getting off the beaten path. It’s especially neat out in Western Nebraska, where things haven’t changed a whole lot since pioneers used these landmarks during their journeys west along the Oregon and Mormon trails nearly 200 years ago. It’s kind of magical being the only person around for miles on end, walking on natural prairie grass under a big blue sky in a scene that looks similar to how it’s looked for nearly an eternity.
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