Well, here we are, at the end of the true newborn images. I love my babies and I love my job, so to be able to do my job with my own baby girl has been so blissfully wonderful. Hard, exhausting, and a lot of work, but such a gift.
Eva, 14 days:
Days 15 and 16 can be seen here.
17 Days:
18 Days:
19 days (sleep is harder and harder to come by):
20 days was the first day of school, so we skipped it.
21 days (also known as Eva’s cease and desist request):
What an amazing 3 weeks!
After many months (too many, far too many) my new website is finally complete and up and running. I am so excited to have such a clean, beautiful way to showcase my work and all of my gorgeous clients:). Feel free to take a look around:
Yay!
Just a heads-up, I will be out of the office until the first of August. All correspondence will be returned at that time. Hope everyone is having a FANTASTIC summer! See you soon!
I cannot express how ready I was for this downright balmy weather we’ve had the past few days! And while we may not be able to say goodbye to winter for good here in the Capital Region just yet, it’s time to start dreaming of crocuses, forsythia, and apple blossoms. The fabulous people at Lindsey’s Orchard here in Clifton Park have generously granted me permission to use their property for some mini-sessions while their gorgeous trees are in bloom this year.
Mini sessions will be a fabulous way to allow as many families as possible the opportunity to take advantage of the short time the trees are in blossom. If you have never experienced a custom photography session, they are also a great way to try one out. Mini sessions last 30-45 minutes, are never rushed, and yield approximately 10-12 proofs. Blossoming apple orchards are almost magical in their beauty and I have so many fun ideas for how to emphasize that in these sessions. To see how beautiful the orchard looked last year, click here.
If you are interested in booking a mini session, contact me quickly. Only a few of these sessions will be available and when they are booked, they’re booked.
…to me!
I told my girls that all I wanted for Mother’s Day this year were some nice pictures of the three of them. This shoot was only about 7 months in the making and almost didn’t happen. No pressure or anything;).
Last fall our family had so much fun picking apples for the first time (we’re new to the area). By far our favorite orchard to visit was Lindsey’s Orchard right here in Clifton Park. The apples were so, so yummy and everyone we met there was incredibly kind and helpful. I asked for permission to come back and shoot in the spring when the trees were in blossom and the owner graciously agreed. All week I nervously stalked the weather channel, news websites, etc., praying that the clouds would cooperate for the shoot. The forecast for Friday included a few hours of rain, but I held on to hope. Nature just couldn’t be so cruel. Then my poor baby girl started to show signs that she coming down with something. We made it, though. The rain held off just long enough for us to get into the car as we were leaving, and baby girl was excited enough about playing in the apple trees that we were able to capture some beautiful shots.
Could anything be more beautiful than an orchard in spring?
I just love this face:).
And what every mother-photographer dreams of, but seldom captures of her own kids–the group shot!
Thanks girls, for the best Mother’s Day ever!
