20. April 2012 by admin.

The end of the school year is almost here so that means last minute seniors are rolling in! Here’s a few recent portraits.

Nate

http://www.TNGphoto.com

http://www.TNGseniors.com <- SENIORS, GO HERE!

Posted in TNGseniors.com, las vegas senior photographer, portraits, outdoor photographer, las vegas photography, outdoor portraits, senior photographer, las vegas senior photography, tng photography, TNGphoto.com, Las Vegas photographer, senior pictures, senior portraits, photography | 1 Comment »

23. February 2012 by admin.

They say variety is the spice of life and lately, variety has been the name of the game. Family portraits, children’s portraits, musicians and even food items for a menu at a popular restaurant in town (I’ll tell you more about it some other time when I’m done with the entire menu). I’m having a lot of fun with each project. Thanks to everyone who is spending the time with me! Here are a few of my favorites:

Read the rest of this entry »

Posted in family pictures, family photos, location photographer, artistic photography, Las Vegas Kids Photographer, cool senior pictures, Las Vegas Children Photographer, outdoor photographer, outdoor portraits, las vegas photography, natural light photographer, firefly tapas, food photography, restaurant photography, outdoor family photos, event photography, las vegas senior photographer, las vegas senior photography, Nate Grant, family portrait, Las Vegas photographer, Nathan Grant, photography, las vegas, henderson, Las Vegas family photographer, las vegas temple, children photographer, high school senior photography, kids photography, las vegas baptism photographer, lds photographer, baptism portraits, Facebook | 1 Comment »

24. August 2011 by admin.

***OUR FAMILY PORTRAIT SPECIAL YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR IS AT THE END OF THIS POST ENJOY!***

The summer is over before it began it seems like. This summer I think our main activity for fun was seeing movies…lots and lots of movies. So, just for fun, here are a few of my thoughts on what we saw over the passed few months.

1) FRIGHT NIGHT

I’m not gonna lie, I enjoyed the heck outta this movie for some reason. Maybe it’s because I genuinely enjoy horror movies or maybe it’s because the 1985 original Fright Night holds a special place in my subconscious or maybe it’s because I have a secret man-crush on Colin Farrell (don’t tell my wife…meh! Go ahead and tell her. She loves the man more than me anyway. ). I just can’t put my finger on it. The more I think about it, the more I think it’s because the movie had a good atmosphere due to the music. I actually love movie soundtracks and I really love when a movie has good music with an actual theme to it. Over the past few years, movies seem to have gotten lazy with their music and the majority of them just have filler music that is just noise in the background, never meant to be enjoyed on its own. Ominous tones, bass and lack of unique style from the composer is all movies have offered lately. Fright Night, however, had an enjoyable theme that built up tension. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

2) CONAN THE BARBARIAN

Wow, two remakes in a row! I went and saw this one having the intention of laughing at every dumb line, cheesy battle scene and ridiculous special effect the show could throw at me. I ended up surprised at how much I was entertained. Was it the best movie ever? Absolutely not! What it did do was show a lot of fighting and a lot of action. Why else would anyone go see it? It could have done without the nudity and sex scene and this gem of a line: “I live. I love. I slay. And I am content.”  Really? That is easily the dumbest line I’ve heard in a movie this year but my wife and I both agreed that we could take the idea and run with it by selling new craft decorations for home. At long last, the “LIVE. LOVE. LAUGH.” crafts that adorn every home we visit now have some friendly competition. Just look how Kendra and I have changed up our own home!

3) Rise of the Planet of the Apes

One might think that the apes taking over the world idea would be old by now but then again, vampire movies are still around so what is wrong with an old idea? This movie was well done. Good acting. Good effects. The only thing I can never get passed with the “apes” movies is that no matter how smart those apes could possibly be, humans have weapons and lots of them. POW POW POW, the apes are dead and mankind keeps eating chimp burgers. Total movie time: 10 minutes. Good movie though.

4) We also saw X-Men, Captain America, Cowboys and Aliens, Horrible Bosses, Bridesmaids, and a few others. The end… oh what?! Like you were gonna read all these reviews! :) 

Ok, now to the good stuff! Our early bird family portrait special1 See below! Give us a call! (702)809-9763.

Nate

TNGphoto.com <- Main Las Vegas Photographer Website

TNGseniors.com <- Las Vegas High School Senior Photos. Seniors, go here!

Posted in high school senior photography, senior portraits, senior pictures, las vegas senior photography, senior photographer, movie reviews, TNGseniors.com, las vegas senior photographer, children photographer, kids photography, TNGphoto.com, photography, henderson, www.tngphoto.com, tng photography, Las Vegas family photographer, Las Vegas photographer, family portrait, Las Vegas Portrait Photography Photo Pictures Wedding | 2 Comments »