Showing posts with label Ray Habel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ray Habel. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Brad and Lisa Ely Wedding


Spent Friday and Saturday with Brad Ely and Lisa Clacko to photograph their rehearsal and their wedding. Beautiful weather for Akron, Ohio! We had a great time and I think we got some pretty good shots.

The groom arrives for rehearsal.

The wedding party waiting to get into the church.

Some day he'll walk her down the aisle

   Outside the church

Rehearsal Begins


Wedding Day

Groom gets ready

Time to give her away

Now Man and Wife

A Favorite

The Wedding Party Formal

Bride and Groom at
Croghan Park in Fairlawn, Ohio

Another Favorite

I'm a fan of street lamps. Another favorite.

Thank you Brad and Lisa. Much fun spending the day with you!
-Ray

Monday, August 23, 2010

Beau & Marissa Tallman - August 21st, 2010

Beau and Marissa - thank you for letting me photograph your wedding! I had an awesome time and I appreciate the opportunity. Here are a few sample pics until I get you the complete set. Enjoy! -Ray

A beautiful bride makes my job easy!

The gazebo at Garden Brook. Great place for pictures. 

Another Gazebo Wedding Photo

Beau Tallman - Outside Otterbein church  after the ceremony. 
Champion, Ohio 

Bride gets ready

Beau calling someone out 

Brayden Davenport - Good Looking Ring Bearer!

My girl - Leah Michelle Habel

Appreciative Groom 

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Trail Running the Akron Metro Parks.



I'm fortunate that I'm able to run on my lunch break at work. Every day I change into my running gear and head out the main entrance of the building and onto the streets of Akron. Sand Run Metro Park is only about 1.5 miles from the front door of the building.

Averaging between 5 to 6 miles per run, I get to traverse deep into the park before heading back towards work. It's a great way to relieve stress and burn calories at the same time. The fresh air and outdoor scenery is just an added bonus. Creek crossings, waterfalls and tall trees adorn the path as you meander through the park and across it's bridges. I've seen deer, snakes, countless birds and plenty of dogs and people on these daily "escapes". Here are some pics I took on a day my legs needed a break from running.


If you're not a runner, maybe it's time to start thinking about it. Odds are you'll feel better and appreciate the stress relief... all while losing a few pounds and taking in some new scenery. How can you beat that!?

Sunday, August 2, 2009

Ray's Photography Blog

My 8 year old, Ellie. When I first got my Canon Rebel I took her out to the backyard to practice portrait photography. I was trying to get her to do these funny poses and she started laughing - that's when I got this shot, which will forever be one of my favorites. So genuine.
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