About Left of Center Photography
Left of Center Photography is simple, relaxed, fun photography that captures clients being themselves. The studio comes to you so that your photos are in the places that are part of your memories.
So this post is a little special because my daughter is the subject. She came to me a few weeks ago and asked me to treat her like a bride and take pretty pictures of her getting ready for her First Communion. She’s eight. She’s going to have some high expectations come her actual wedding day!
This was just a dress rehearsal. Her actual First Communion isn’t for a few more weeks. I’m sure she’ll have more expectations for her photographer on that Sunday as well! 
Seem like just yesterday that I was taking newborn portraits of baby Addyson. Actually, it was only about a month ago! This past weekend her family invited me to photograph the celebration of her Baptism.
Congratulations to Papa Phil, Mama Evelyn and Addyson’s proud big sisters!
Earlier this week I was at the Jennings Center for Older Adults to do some work. They were dedicating a new apartment building and wanted some event coverage. They also needed to update some of the staff head shots. So, I arrived a couple hours early and setup shop. First come first serve.
I was warned ahead of time that a lot of the staff didn’t like to have their pictures taken, but then again who among us would be thrilled to line up for a corporate mugshot? What I found, though, was a great group of good spirited people that didn’t complain a bit and they all gave perfect smiles and had a good time in the few minutes we spent together.
After finishing up with the portrait work I moved across the street to cover the dedication ceremony of their newly completed St. Rita Senior Apartment buildings. Bishop Lennon from the Cleveland Catholic Diocese was in attendance to take part in the event and to bless the building. I snapped this shot as he was waiting to be called to the podium. On of my favorites from the night.
It was a really nice event. People in attendance appeared to enjoy themselves. The food was really good. Of course, the Jennings Center is a beautiful campus as well.
