Photography is in my heart and is as much a part of me as my arms and legs. The best part of my job is hands down the people that I meet along the way. Getting to know someone through my lens is so very rewarding and fun. I feel quite lucky to have landed this cool gig I call a job. It is really so much more for me.
Simple. No perfection required. I strive to capture the real-ness of each person. I need you to be yourself and nothing more.
I will spend time capturing details about your kids. big gorgeous eyes, wispy hair, long eyelashes, silly faces, pouty lips...you know,that kind of stuff. The important stuff that you love so much about them. The things you will always remember.
I will also spend time capturing the little details I see. a found ladybug in the palm of a hand, a tin of crayons, a loved 'blankie', a little hand holding a flower, those simple things that made the session special. These are sometimes my favorite images to photograph.
I keep things as natural as possile, without posing anyone. I will simply direct you a bit and let life unfold while I snap away.
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is the life for me. well, only in my dreams. i mostly just dream of the pretty parts of living and working a farm. farm life is no piece of cake. there is never a moment of down time. there is always something to do or fix. we recently took a tour of penn farm and i came away with some great, texture ridden photos and an idea of how tough life was living on a farm in the mid 1800′s.
camping is proving to be a fabulous thing for our family. it brings such freedom to my boys. they can run and roam and climb and wield sticks. it is great fun for all of us. we spent our new year’s eve camping at a local state park. we brought a strand of lights to wrap around a near by tree, a bottle of prosecco and of course a can of black eyed peas. it was perfect.
shots from my last trip to new mexico. clear blue skies and autumn color, old adobes, distant hills and cacti.
there is a drum set at my parents’ house that my boys LOVE. when we are there for a visit, they pester us daily to play it. so, when the time is right, we all gather round (or hide outside) and listen to them jam. 5 minutes each is about all we can handle. but, boy, oh boy do they love their 5 minute jams! this was fin’s first jam session. rock on baby!
i am sharing a few snip-its of our recent camping trip. camping is our family’s escape from reality. exploring, tree climbing, hot dog roasting is what we do best together. it brings us together in a way that nothing else does. it is our recharge on life. happy new year….may it bring peace, love and happiness!
from new mexico. 20 images from our thanksgiving holiday spent in the hondo valley. the colors in new mexico always amaze me. i can see why there is such a large art community there….so many things to paint, photograph, draw. i have such fun wandering around my parents home snapping away. xox
1. babe, master frisbee chaser. she could go all day long.
2. the tree swing. we spend a lot of time hanging out here.
3. old railcar….so cool.
4. the landscape.
5. parts and pieces.
6. my dad working on the bird. he gets very serious when there is meat to be had.
7. turkey lurkey….makes me dream of christmas dinner!
8. the last colors of fall.
9. barn roof.
10. josh, master masher.
11. kipling fours. an every year tradition for my parents. this year it worked out that we were there to help. loved the time together and of course the treat at the end. buttery, nutty, chocolately…..so good!
12. my dad, the master dipper.
13. my dad was giving owen tips on his first dunk.
14. owen did a great job helping….he will carry on the tradition well.
15. the old barn.
16. me and crazy face josh. i love this face. makes me laugh everytime i look at it. xox
17. cacti
18. one of the girls in the pature
19. timber and leaves
20. on our way home. i always look forward to seeing the wind farms we pass along the way.
thanksgiving was in new mexico this year. i love my time in my home state. while there my mom and i ventured into roswell and had lunch and some much needed mom/daughter time. on our way to get coffee, i spied the leatherman. i had seen him countless times before on past trips. in fact i said to josh, the next time i was in town i was going to pay him a visit and ask for a photograph. i had completely forgotten about him until we drove by and i saw him standing and watching the traffic go by. my mom cruised around the block and parked and waiting while i snapped these:
i loved his dog, he was the first to greet me as i walked up. i was so glad to have finally gotten this man’s (and his pooch’s) photograph. i learned so much about him and where he grew up. his work was beautiful….wish i would have thought to snap some of it before leaving. maybe the next time i am visiting!
well, ok…so you only see 2.75 of them. this image speaks volumes about my boys at this stage in their lives. jackson in the foreground, having no desire to be photographed. Owen in his pretend -play world and then there is Finley, who eagerly awaits his big brother’s next move. watching them grow up is an amazing experience and i am feeling extra blessed this thanksgiving. i hope that your holiday is full of family and friends and delicious home cooked meals that make you long for next year all over again! xox
big, brown and gorgeous. meet 6.5 year old ian. such beautiful eyes and such charm. loved my time with this guy and his family.
by Gina P.
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