Westside Church of Christ commercial photo shoot

March 05, 2012  •  97 Comments

IMG_8544 So far 2012 has been a year of surreal experiences in my photography, taking photos of folks who used to teach me in Sunday school, etc. This shoot was similar because I grew up going to church at Westside Church of Christ, so when I was asked to take photos for their new website revamp I was totally floored. It was a great experience working with Trey Talley, one of their pastors, building this shoot from scratch; talking locations, concepts and compiling detailed shot lists. In the end we had 14 models, a handful of helpers and this really sweet cross made by Mr. Talley himself.  

I even set my camera down and got involved with the post-hole digger during the shoot for the first setup of the cross (pictured below). Hands got dirty, etc. Hope you enjoy this set, small as it is, and I will repost a link to their website once it is updated, so you can see more of the final images.

If your business needs some freshening up, please see my contact and pricing pages. Let's get started. 

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