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Santa Baby!

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If the upcoming holiday season needed an adorable spokesperson, this precious baby girl would fit perfectly! I love photographing children in the 6-9 month age group, not just because they are positively beautiful at this age, but because they are not walking or crawling(very fast) and cannot escape my camera! I know this little girl will have much...

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Graduation on the Horizon

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Senior sessions are quite unique from any other type of photography session(family, baby, toddler, maternity, engagement), and in a good way. Working with 17/18 year-olds that actually *want* their picture taken and will sit/stand exactly how you tell them is an amazing change from the fast-paced family/toddler session where I'm scrambling to captu...

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Coming this Christmas...A Baby Girl!

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What better way to honor your family's newest addition than to wear pink to your maternity session! That's exactly what this family did, and big brother made sure to show his excitement for her late December arrival. It's hard to imagine preparing for the birth of a little one during all the other hustle and bustle Christmas, but this family is goi...

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Roll Call: Party of Nine

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I consider it a small miracle if I can get a family of 4(with children under the age of 6) all looking at the camera for their family picture. I needed about ten small miracles on this particular day; seven children with varying ages, and mom and dad made nine. But I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised at how well the session went, all of...

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Autumn Family Fun

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I'll admit that I do love photographing outdoors when autumn comes along and the colors of nature provide such vivid backgrounds. I'll also admit that I love photographing this family! Their youngest son was barely 4 months old the last time they had a session, and my, how he has changed! Both boys are pure energy, and mom and dad spent much of the...

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