Highlights from this crazy summer of 2020. We still had big pockets of joy and outdoor fun, and having the kiddos at home meant we always had family nearby and never felt alone. Here’s to praying for an even healthier, happier summer next year.
I haven’t *formally* introduced this leggy lady yet, but you may have noticed from my Instagram stories that we welcomed a major life change this fall by becoming dog owners. A neighbor of ours needed to re-home this sweet but cat-crazed hunting dog, and we …
While my subjects are usually human in nature, sometimes a furry friend gets in the frame, too. My sister-in-law, Hannah, has the most amazing bond with her dog, Nala, and she had asked me a while back to capture some photos of them. When they …
I had a warm and sunny family session with my favorite repeat clients at Jerusalem Mills Village yesterday! I love that the Lagans continue to invite me to document their growing family! Our last visit at this location was for their maternity photos, so it felt …
I am so EXCITED about this session! My dear friend, Chelsea, is a true beauty (in every way), and she was such a good sport to let me dress her up and pose her around the The Liriodendron Mansion just for fun! As you can see, …
Grandma and Grandpa Browning came to visit us on Memorial Day and we took advantage of the cool, summer weather to visit the Plumpton Park Zoo. And I was glad I brought my camera. 🙂
Winters seem a little different now that we’re a family comprised of many little ones. When there’s a stream of constant colds, multiple hands and heads to bundle, and only germ-ridden indoor entertainment options to choose from (I’m looking at you Public Library), much of …
We moved away from our family and home state about 7 years ago and I miss those everyday opportunities to simply do life together (which we would have, had we never moved). But the distance just makes us value and soak up our vists all …
Picking photography back up after a years-long break (basically one long dry spell since college), means renewing the old instinct to see photographs in the everyday moments of life, and being willing to grab your camera to catch them before they’re gone. That’s what happened …
