As some of you know I visited my family in Kentucky a couple of weeks ago (more images to come, a little later, from our time together). While I was there, I seized the opportunity to photograph my daughter wearing a dress that was mine as a little girl, in a field in my hometown.
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…sometimes turns out to be a blessing. I photographed the adorable T. family on a rainy Saturday evening at their beautiful home. I just loved this session, and this family, weather and all! And since I’m so behind on the sneak peeks over here, I’m going to do a big share on the blog, just...
This sweet couple was married at Pebble Hill Plantation in Tallahassee a few years ago. How amazing to be able to go back to the very spot in which you once stood to say, “I do”…
What mommy wouldn’t swoon with this sweet boy snuggled up beside you? Darling, I tell you, just darling.
He was...
This family is always such a dream to photograph, and this time I got to photograph them practically in their backyard. Well, close enough, anyway. :) They always travel to me from Tallahassee (this is my fourth session with them in a little over a year!), but this time I made the trip north to...
On my last trip home to Kentucky, I photographed my baby sister and her little family. We kept these images under wraps for Chad for Father’s Day, so I think it’s safe to share them now. :) (I actually gave you a little sneak peek here!) Now, finally, here are a few of my favorites...
For one thing, they travel all the way from Tallahassee for their photo shoots. (Ya gotta love clients who value your work this much!!) They are positively sweet and so much fun at every session (and Dad is ever-patient while Miss Stacey teaches his son a couple of… well, unwelcome habits). ;) Christian is either...
Sadly, a good friend from my childhood has passed away. I will be closed the week of March 9 and will return on March 17. I am in Kentucky as I write this, so I will be returning emails and calls as soon as I’m able. To my clients awaiting galleries this week, they’ll be up...
Santa gave to us: 33 hours of driving, 2,000 miles, 8 traveled-through states, 5 traffic jams, 6 road constructions, 2 tired parents, 2 relieved kiddos, 164 relatives, 194,857 Christmas presents, 3 much-needed gift receipts (wink), 1 spotty internet connection, 2 days of baking (and laughing uncontrollably) with the “girls”, 7-degree weather in Kentucky, 1 bout...
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