I was a little nervous to photograph newborn twins, but these little babes didn’t give me any trouble. Kim and Mike are true gems, and this was one of my favorite sessions of the year. On a more serious note, Kim is facing her second battle with cancer and has had to step away from her work as a speech therapist to focus on treatments. If you feel so moved, please consider donating to help support their family during this difficult time.
New year, new resolutions. I have gotten away from regularly sharing client work, and I would like to get back in the habit of publishing a few favorites from special sessions. I’m beginning with an extremely fun-filled studio session from last winter that is absolutely worth reliving. It’s never too late, right?
In honor of Mother's Day (and for my aunt Kathy, who reminded me that I should be blogging more often), I wanted to share a few images of Emma, Paul, and Louise from earlier this year. I think it is so beautiful to see my friends become parents, and this baby girl is so, so loved.
Today's glimpse of spring weather has helped shake me out of my winter stupor (because apparently I'm the blogging equivalent of a hibernating bear?). I've been so, so delinquent in sharing images, which is truly a shame, because I've been sitting on some pretty lovely sessions from the last six months!
So clearly I am very excited to share this early winter session. I suppose this wasn't technically an engagement session, but since Trent used these images as part of his Christmastime proposal to Abigail, I think I can justify the classification. Love is a beautiful gift, and I'm so happy I could capture these moments.
Well, we made it to February. Winter is always a struggle for me: the short days, the low temps, all that snow. Breaking my blogging hiatus to share some of my favorite images from last fall might be the best way to inject a little sunshine during these gloomy stretches. I'm kicking off this "Flashback Friday" series with Alex, Kyle, Emma, and Gray from last September, because there's nothing like a tiny little newborn to bring a pinch of (metaphorical) warmth into your day.
