Adventures of Photographer Kiley Howard

While I was in Vegas at my Photographers convention I was contacted by Pauly Shore’s people to do an interview…

They said I was on a list of PR people.  I told them that I am a photographer and offered to take some new promo shots if needed.

Since they did not have a need, I mentioned that I would be happy to take him out on the town after his show.

I arranged a limo to pick us up and take us around to my favorite hot spots.

After he was done signing autographs, we headed out for the evening to cause some trouble…..

Guess what.  We found plenty.  I’ll never tell….. but it was a blast.

I was so pleased that I was asked to shoot Nevada Congressman Dean Heller’s Daughters wedding. It was held at The Thunderbird Lodge on Lake Tahoe.  This is the former Wittell Estate Mansion and is the only property on the East Shore of Lake Tahoe. What a day we had.  It went from full sun, then cloudy and just when we were to take the formals photos, it started to rain, then a rainbow came out.  Amazing!  Isn’t rain on your wedding day supposed to be good luck?  Shannon Morse did a fantastic of a job coordinating the event.  Everyone had to scramble to have everything moved inside, due to the rain.  This is not what Hilary and Eddie had in mind but it actually made their day intimate and warm.  It felt like one big family.

I hope you enjoy the images I made as much as they did.

Thanks again to everyone involved.  Kiley

This was one amazing day. Their wedding day is going to be hard to top.

We ended up on a private Jet that their Uncle got for their Honeymoon trip.

The plane was running when we got there and my heart was pounding.

It was like we were in a movie scene.  Enjoy the shots.

Shooting a show like this is tough.  You have to be on your guard at all times, be an expert at getting through thick crowds fast and without having a drink spilled on your gear and ruin your $3k worth of camera equipment…. and still get the shots needed to make the client happy….. priceless in the end.