I always try to think through the eyes of my clients twenty years in the future. This little guy is three years old already and I love the little moments that we caught during this session.
Unlike traditional newborn sessions, I actually like to do newborn sessions a few months in when your babe is awake and starting to show their personality. —Also, it lets you guys catch up on a “little” sleep before being thrust into the front of a camera. Ha.
From engagements to weddings to babies (and now another) I’ve followed this family grow and flourish. I count myself so lucky to get to be a part of my clients’ lives! These days doing these sessions makes me so happy.
Way back in my early years as a photographer, I photographed these two for their engagement session. They moved up to Chicago shortly after their wedding (that I also got to photograph) and I met up with them a few years ago for a maternity session for the little cutie you see down below. And now, its time to add another!
It makes me so happy when families call me to come photograph these milestones in their lives—especially when they are further away and could likely find someone local. —Insert: They like me, they really like me GIF here— haha.
Bright and Airy
We went for a bright and airy look to these maternity photos at Falls Park and I am here for it. I usually like my deep contrast and rich colors but there is just something about the bright and airy edits that makes me think of a sunny day. And July is all about summer days! I am so happy the warm weather has finally arrived!
If you or someone you know is looking for a Maternity Photographer in the Pendleton area then feel free to pass my name along. I love my documentary work, but its also so nice to be able to work with individuals and posing baby bumps is one of my favorite pastimes!
I try not to get too political because I photograph people of all different walks of life and value opinions that differ from mine, but it seems time to come out (no pun intended…well…) make a statement.
Spend a few minutes on my website and you’ll see that I photograph all different kinds of people. * I * am a different kind of people—there is a color on the above flag that represents me. If you believe that two (or more) consenting adults shouldn’t be able to be married or that systematic racism doesn’t exist, then we might not be the best fit.
I love America, LOVE IT. I believe this country was founded on religious freedom and the belief that all men are created equal. But we aren’t there yet. The United States is so young. We are still in our adolescence. We are still growing up into the country that we are meant to be.
That is why we are marching in the streets. This is why things are changing. And change is good. I’m from Indiana, and we all know that “Rain makes corn and corn makes whiskey.” I know there are Christians and Cops and White people and straight people who all believe that the Government should stay out of people’s business and that reform needs to be made so that good cops can continue to do their jobs. There are a few loud voices trying to make it seem like everyone hates one another, but I see the diversity of these marches, and the people speaking up. America is coming together. We are uniting.
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