I really wish that I had photos like this of myself when my 12 year old was one year and still nursing. It again speaks to me of why I’ve chosen to focus on family and newborn photography – it’s one of those fleeting but beautiful moments that is absolutely etched in my mind and
So this wasn’t a full photoshoot or anything – just had my camera along as I hung out with a good friend. I wanted to share some of the snaps though, because to me they illustrate why I love to take photos throughout the first year of a baby’s life.
Do you know how sometimes, your everyday routine can just get so tedious, so tiresome, that your body and mind are just screaming for a break? Spring break just couldn’t come soon enough for me! We were thankful to be able to hitch onto our grandparent’s farm, and to invite friends to spend some of
Spring is the perfect season for babies, right? It’s finally warm after a long winter (bundled up and pregnant – ooh, believe me I know the feeling) – finally sunshine arrives in it’s burst of beautiful. Little Ms S arrived at the perfect time and I was so happy to capture her one week old
As a parent and photographer, there are certain rhythms of life that I love to photograph – and some of that is in how I look to capture the rituals of our yearly calendar. Right now, that is Spring. Spring means lots of things. The end of hibernation. Warm weather and changing to short sleeves
This is why I am a documentary photographer, friends – to capture moments like the very first meeting of big brother and little sister. It’s about as authentically awesome a moment as you get – magical – like a wedding. Everyone in the room is teary at how beautiful it is. Mom and dad are
