My name is Aaron Riddle and I am a professional photographer residing in Winchester, Va. I specialize in wedding photography, portrait photography and special event photography needs.
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By Aaron Riddle on Nov 6, 2009 | In ABCs of Photography, Portfolio - Photography | No Comments »

This series is part of an on-going 26-week project entitled the ABCs of Photography in which I take a few photographs each week centered on on specific letter of the alphabet.
B is for Bunny - Giant bunny that is! Meet The Amazing Cosmo, my pet flemish giant rabbit. My wife purchased him for me four years ago as a Christmas present (and boy was I ever surprised). The Amazing Cosmo (yes, you have to say the full name each time because he is so amazing) is a very lovable rabbit. He is very friendly, relaxed and enjoys attention. Favorite snacks? Freshly picked dandelions from my lawn, fed to him frequently by my children during the spring and summer months. He is...The Amazing Cosmo!
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By Aaron Riddle on Nov 4, 2009 | In Portfolio - Photography, Portrait and People Photography | No Comments »

Photo Session Date: October 30, 2009
Photo Session Location: Shenandoah Valley Golf Club, Front Royal, VA
Photo Session Details: This assignment led me to the kitchen of a private golf club in the Shenandoah Valley (Virginia). My client requested that I obtain some promotional photographs of a food safety instructor and one of his A+ chef students for use in a promotional brochure (advertising food safety courses). Both the instructor and chef were fantastic to work with, posing for a variety of shots and even heating up some brandy over the stove top for a few fiery flame-up effects!
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By Aaron Riddle on Nov 2, 2009 | In Landscape and Nature Photography, Portfolio - Photography | 2 Comments

Photo Session Date: October 31, 2009
Photo Session Location: Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
Photo Session Details: I took my family for a half-day trip to the Shenandoah National Park. We entered from the north end (Front Royal, VA) and spent a few hours driving along the winding roads of Skyline Drive. The weather was perfect that morning with crisp blue skies, but as we made our way higher into the mountains, the low-lying clouds created some think fog that led to some holiday-appropriate (Halloween) photographs.
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By Aaron Riddle on Oct 29, 2009 | In ABCs of Photography, Portfolio - Photography | No Comments »

This series is part of an on-going 26-week project entitled the ABCs of Photography in which I take a few photographs each week centered on on specific letter of the alphabet.
A is for Apple - Apples and apple farms abound out in my neck of the Virginia woods. You can drive down the road and stop by many farms selling apples, apple pies, apple cider, apple muffins and so on. So it only took me a 5 minute trip down the road to obtain these photographs. The hardest part of snagging these photographs was keeping my 17-month old daughter from putting all of them in her mouth (as seen below).
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By Aaron Riddle on Oct 23, 2009 | In Portfolio - Photography, Portrait and People Photography | No Comments »

Photo Session Date: October 20, 2009
Photo Session Location: Local Community College, Winchester, Virginia
Photo Session Details: This assignment required that I take photographs of a local community college history class in session. The College plans on spotlighting the professor in a number of human interest stories and profile snap shots within the coming months, so I was asked to obtain some photographs to accompany the story. Taking these pictures brought back memories of sitting in the lecture hall during my College days (I took many history classes as electives due to my strong interest in the subject matter...from Greek / Roman warfare to modern day history). The class was very energetic for an early morning class and the professor did an outstanding job of engaging the students too.
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