I took family portraits for this adorable family over the weekend just in time for their Christmas cards to go out. I never stop marveling at what a cutie pie their little girl is.
A week ago I met with a wonderful family for some long overdue family pictures. They hadn’t had pictures of their whole family together in years! They were so fun to hang out with and we got some great shots. The weather was perfect and I couldn’t have asked for a prettier setting or more cooperative clients. The kiddos were major hams and SO photogenic!
Kids and a pumpkin patch. What a great combination!
I had the pleasure of meeting Addy over the weekend to take her 4-month portraits. She was such an angel the entire time! Working with such a cooperative and photogenic baby was so much fun. I can’t wait to see her again.
I will be photographing a wedding tomorrow from start to finish. I love the opportunity to capture the entirety of such an important day in the lives of wonderful people. So much happens on the day of a wedding other than just the vows. Wedding days go by so fast it is difficult to hold on to memories of the details. That’s where I come in.
I show couples what they may have missed in their excitement to get to the altar and I preserve it for them to share with others for the rest of their lives. What a wonderful thing to be able to do!
I hope to have a preview of the images up on Sunday.
The Empire State Building as seen from the top of Rockefeller Center. Processed using HDR.
I had the opportunity to go to New York for the first time last week and even though it was for work I managed to steal away a few hours for myself.
My hotel was in the heart of Manhattan; three blocks from Central Park. I wandered the streets seeing buildings and sights that I’d only ever seen on television or in movies and suddenly they seemed real.
I went to the top of Rockefeller Center to see the entire island and I used the chance to try HDR photography. I am really happy with my first attempt and I can’t wait to take more. This shot turned out better than I could have possibly imagined. This is a view of Central Park looking north from the “Top of the Rock.”
I just love taking pictures of this little girl! Look at those cheeks!
