I’m so excited to have been able to put some time away for mini sessions this year! The Valentine’s mini sessions are designed for 1-2 people, and can be children or couples.
You may remember this sweet little guy from his first portrait session in the hospital. I also got the opportunity to photograph him at 5 days old (the first 10 days are best for newborn portraits)
Say hello to baby Avery!
I’m so excited to photograph Alison and Andrew’s wedding this April in Charlotte! They love the outdoors and camping, so Lake Norman State Park was a perfect location for their engagement portrait session…
A couple of weeks ago, I talked Jay into heading to the beach for a couple days. I feel like we are so lucky to live where we do, just hours from the ocean or the mountains…so there’s always an adventure nearby! {For those of you that don’t know this yet, I have a serious case of the itchy feet. I don’t want to ever live anywhere other than where I do now, but I LOVE to travel and go anywhere!}
For 2012, Thursday is supposed to be ‘personal blog day’. I always write those the day of, so it’s fresh…and I had every intention of writing a nice little blog post about our trip this weekend to the beach, where Jackson discovered the awesomeness of sand.
But….. I took a nap.
I have known Holly and Rusty for years, and they are an amazing couple. When Holly was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia a little more than midway into her pregnancy, I knew I wanted to do something special for them to celebrate what was good and wonderful in their life–the upcoming arrival of their sweet little son, Avery.
Laura and Ke’s wedding was one of the most fun and unusual I’ve ever had the opportunity to photograph. Every detail was handmade and gorgeous… from the handcrafted paper bouquets and boutonnières to the pie stand made from trees on Laura’s family land to the programs made by graphic designer Ke….
Happy New Year!
Who’s making resolutions this year? I hate to say that I am, because resolutions is such a strong word- I feel like I’m setting myself up for failure from the beginning. I like to think of them more as fluid lifestyle changes…or goals…or something like that.