Yes, it’s official – welcome to the brand new blog of John Morris Photography! The new design is now easier to read, includes commenting features, and of course, has more space for bigger pictures. I would love to hear your thoughts on the new look so if you have a moment, please drop me a note and let me know what you think.

If you’re a first-time visitor, I would like to welcome you and thank you for visiting the site. My name is John and I am a professional photographer based out of Las Vegas, NV. I offer a variety of services including event photography, wedding photography, and senior portraits. If you haven’t already, please feel free to visit one (or all) of my websites to view my work:

Event Photography – Wedding Photography – Senior Portraits

This blog is where I will be posting my most recent work, personal thoughts and adventures. I am excited to begin sharing my latest work with you – check back often for more updates!

Here’s a peek at the previous JMP blog. As you can see, the layout was similar but the main difference (and a big one for me) is that the layout before was limited to much smaller images. Aside from that, I was pretty content with the look. WordPress does have some great looking themes, but I finally decided that I wanted something a little more custom.

One of the things I can never get enough of is the ocean. It has been a few months since my last trip and I’m already feeling the urge to take another trip.  Here are a couple of snapshots from my last trip to Santa Monica.

I’ve never been much of a follower of KC and the Sunshine Band, but after seeing them perform live 30 years after their prime, I can certainly see why they were so popular back in the disco days. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but the show turned out to be quite entertaining and hearing the old songs also brought back feelings of nostalgia. I am amazed that even at age 57, KC – whose full name as I just learned is actually Harry Wayne Casey – was able to keep such a high level of positive energy during his entire performance. Given that he is now the only original member of the group, the band still put on a great show. Of course, what would KC and the Sunshine Band be without the backup dancers who were probably the core entertainment for a lot of the guys in the room…