Congratulations to Garrett on his graduation! We combined a senior session with some fun sibling shots during our session on Coronado last month. Such a good-looking family!
One super-sweet and smiley big sister + one wild-and-crazy, adorable little sister + mom in an awesome red dress + dad who was up for anything = one of my favorite sessions of the year! I hope to see this great family from Amarillo, Texas, again soon!
I’m not really an animal person. I didn’t have them growing up, I didn’t have great experiences with other people’s animals (cats made me sneeze, dogs had no sense of personal space), and I have had no desire to jump into the dog-vortex that has begun to envelop many of my friends recently (and especially my sister, the crazy dog photographer). That said, my friends’ new little Goldendoodle puppy Lucy is super, duper cute. I admit it.
This New Jersey family was a pleasure to work with, and their girls – one a lovely 14-year-old and the other a fiesty two-year-old – were so much fun to photograph! It was neat to see the special bond between the older daughter and her baby sister. <3
I got the sweetest thank you note from this family after their session. I’m so grateful!
This delightful family squeezed a session into an enjoyable evening on the beach with friends.
Anytime you get a bunch of family members together at one time, it can be a little crazy and a lot of fun.
I enjoyed this wedding SO MUCH! It was a great big celebration of God’s faithfulness in joining these two amazing people, and, doubtless, it was the beginning of something even more wonderful.
Birth Photography 201, and I am absolutely loving this . . . the task of noticing and capturing the details of the moments surrounding a child’s very first breath . . . the day that changes a family forever.
I’ve been wanting to photograph this gorgeous, curly-haired family for a while, and I was so excited to do some child and mommy-child portraits at Crystal Pier. It’s fun to sometimes incorporate special favorites of the moment into photo sessions, to remind us exactly what our kids were “into” at the time of the session. A favorite doll is also a great way to get some smiles out of camera-shy kiddos. 🙂
I have had the pleasure of photographing this handsome little boy three times, now! His newborn session seems like it was just yesterday . . . but apparently it has been a whole year. Time flies!  (Thank you to Melanie Monroe Photography for helping out with this fun cake smash. Cake by Grove Pastry Shop, Lemon Grove.)
I have to admit, this session location and time-of-day combo made me nervous! I like to schedule my sessions at a very specific time and at my very favorite beaches and, well . . . that couldn’t happen this time. I was scared!! Fortunately, all was well, as the client family was beautiful, the baby was happy, and my contingency plan was effective! I love how these images turned out!
Congratulations to Garrett on his graduation! We combined a senior session with some fun sibling shots during our session on Coronado last month. Such a good-looking family!
One super-sweet and smiley big sister + one wild-and-crazy, adorable little sister + mom in an awesome red dress + dad who was up for anything = one of my favorite sessions of the year! I hope to see this great family from Amarillo, Texas, again soon!
I’m not really an animal person. I didn’t have them growing up, I didn’t have great experiences with other people’s animals (cats made me sneeze, dogs had no sense of personal space), and I have had no desire to jump into the dog-vortex that has begun to envelop many of my friends recently (and especially my sister, the crazy dog photographer). That said, my friends’ new little Goldendoodle puppy Lucy is super, duper cute. I admit it.
This New Jersey family was a pleasure to work with, and their girls – one a lovely 14-year-old and the other a fiesty two-year-old – were so much fun to photograph! It was neat to see the special bond between the older daughter and her baby sister. <3
I got the sweetest thank you note from this family after their session. I’m so grateful!
This delightful family squeezed a session into an enjoyable evening on the beach with friends.
Anytime you get a bunch of family members together at one time, it can be a little crazy and a lot of fun.
I enjoyed this wedding SO MUCH! It was a great big celebration of God’s faithfulness in joining these two amazing people, and, doubtless, it was the beginning of something even more wonderful.
Birth Photography 201, and I am absolutely loving this . . . the task of noticing and capturing the details of the moments surrounding a child’s very first breath . . . the day that changes a family forever.
I’ve been wanting to photograph this gorgeous, curly-haired family for a while, and I was so excited to do some child and mommy-child portraits at Crystal Pier. It’s fun to sometimes incorporate special favorites of the moment into photo sessions, to remind us exactly what our kids were “into” at the time of the session. A favorite doll is also a great way to get some smiles out of camera-shy kiddos. 🙂
I have had the pleasure of photographing this handsome little boy three times, now! His newborn session seems like it was just yesterday . . . but apparently it has been a whole year. Time flies!  (Thank you to Melanie Monroe Photography for helping out with this fun cake smash. Cake by Grove Pastry Shop, Lemon Grove.)
I have to admit, this session location and time-of-day combo made me nervous! I like to schedule my sessions at a very specific time and at my very favorite beaches and, well . . . that couldn’t happen this time. I was scared!! Fortunately, all was well, as the client family was beautiful, the baby was happy, and my contingency plan was effective! I love how these images turned out!
