TL Photography

Been a minute or two! Ive been a little busy making up for missed time and enjoying this new stage of life! My little family continues to grow and change. New smiles, laughs, and challenges every day and little to no "free" time but I think thats the beauty in it.

My wife is working so hard each and every single day to grow our second little baby! Words will never express my gratitude and amazement at how she takes on that monumental task!

Everything is changing and im excited to be photographing in a new place, with new people. Its fresh and challenging. Im working to navigate how I want to do my thing in a place that all feels different than the moutians.

I want to share more personal life and also more work but im not sure if I should do that on the same page. Would love to know what you guys think! This post has been hard because I really build up this idea that each post i make has to be ridiculously curated and maybe thats a concept I need to break and just share more with less worry!

Hope everyone is doing amazing!

Enjoy some self portraits from our SC "Blizzard" we had a very fun and chill time capturing these moments as a family!

I got the incredible opportunity to challenge myself by earning the Danish Flyver Medal. It consisted of a 20km Ruck March with a minimum of 11 kg. It sounded way easier until we were reminded what that feels like at 110° f

I've really enjoyed the physical challenges I've gotten to participate in and the memories I've made along the way!

Next stop home very soon!

Let me tell you a story about a very special bottle of champagne 🍾

This beautiful bottle of Dom Pérignon from 1992 was one of two bottles present at the Grooms' parents' wedding 32 years ago.

They decided what better a time to share this bottle than on the wedding of their son

I was so blessed to witness this beautiful moment, as mom and dad share a little piece of their marriage history with their son and brand new daughter in law.

It meant so much more than just a fancy glass of champagne. It meant that the bond they created that day was going to age beautifully, weather different seasons of life, and grow and change each day, and over time, become something completely new.

Was every single drop enjoyed? No. But not a single damn drop was wasted.

Simply of of the most beautiful moments I've had the opportunity to enjoy.

One of the moments I've enjoyed the most so far is when I got the opportunity and succeeded at qualifying for the German Schützenschnur (Armed Forces Badge for Weapons Proficiency) it was a very cold and windy day but I got to spend it with a bunch of awesome people and earned my first foreign badge! It consisted of firing a pistol, rifle, and medium machine gun.

It's been wild here. Our poor community has been destroyed, whole towns gone, history locations, and places I've cherished, so decades just obliterated.

We are so thankful to count ourselves lucky to be together and in a better position than most.