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A heart-felt thanks goes out to all those that have allowed me the privilege of capturing some of the most important times of their lives.  God bless you all.

As for this blog, I plan to revert it to my personal photography blog where I will continue to show my personal work and offer photography tips.

One of these ideas is to answer any photography questions you may have.  All you need to do is drop me a line at tony.grisier(at)gmail.com with your question and I’ll answer as many as I can.

For the past year I have really felt the tug of black and white trying to pull me back.  Well I have succumbed to its beckoning call and have started down the path to where I feel my need to be photographically.  I’m sure this will not be an easy road, but anything worth having is never had by taking the easy path, at least in my life.

So from time to time I will share images I have taken and things I have learned.  If you, too, are on this path then by all means feel free to share your experiences or insights as you wish.

Yeah I know it’s been a while since my last post, sorry about that.  This weeks FSM is a rare shot of my son Aaron.  Rare due to the fact that he normally likes to make “funny faces” at the camera.  So anytime I can capture him truly at his best I shoot like there’s no tomorrow, haha.

This weeks image is a break from the kiddos (as if you couldn’t tell).  When I read earlier this week that this weekend the Moon was going to be the biggest and brightest it has been almost twenty years, I knew what my image for the week was going to be.  I hope you enjoy the shot as much as I do.

This weeks shot is of my two year old nephew, Jacob.  We were at a party for my sister-in-law (Jacob’s Aunt) and this shot was taken toward the end of the day when the poor lil tike was slowing down.

Aaron and Penny

After years of being photographed, Aaron usually shys away from the camera when I get it out.  But when I set up the lights and got the background out he got pretty anxious and grabbed Penny our cat.  That is why this picture brings a smile to my face…Aaron was actually cooperative and enthusiastic to have his photograph taken!