Just a little impromptu session with Nicole and Miguel as they went to pick up their marriage license this week… Less than a month to go til wedding day in Puerto Vallarta!!! Can’t wait!
Monthly Archives: March 2008
Last night I attended a great course with national instructor and Master Photographer, Sam Puc’. It was a terrific amount of information, and it was great to see Sam shoot, and hear her amazing story and see her creative ideas. Very fun to run into many friends there… Natasha and Mike, Misha, Joel, Ryan, Joel,...
Al and Laura just booked me to photograph their wedding, and we met downtown tonight for an engagement session! They are such an adorable couple, and I have so many favorites from the session! Had to get one up tonight before I went to bed! Thanks for being so much fun you guys!! Can’t wait...
Ok, I promise not to put too many of Josh up here, but here’s another one… Josh’s mommy is so proud…
From the studio today… this little lady will be giving the boys a run for their money – she’s so pretty, and completely adorable. Her smile sets the room alight!
We hit the studio today to take Josh’s one year portraits, and my studio mate, Sue, was on hand to suggest some fun props! Here’s my little one year old…
Shannon asked the bride to swish her skirt, and this was my take on it… Thanks for the set up, mate!
My little baby is one! We celebrated his 365th day on the planet at Oma and Opa’s house for a wonderful dinner, and guess what…??? Josh walked! Once he got going, we couldn’t stop him! He loved walking around the living room, under the table, over to the book case, raiding the fruit bowl, and...
One of my very favorite ways to spend my “spare” time is to go and shoot with other photographers. This wedding was incredibly special because I got to work with someone who is an incredible friend; someone who I have watched (and helped) blossom into an amazing photographer and businesswoman, and someone who I am...
Yep, last week was my week. It was the first time I have been called to criminal court, so it was quite an experience. Civil court cases tend to be 6 months long, so I could never serve them and serve my clients and survive in business, but criminal cases tend to be shorter, so...
