it is always such a humbling honor to be featured on someone else’s space or blog. today i have a little feature over at a new venture called The Mommarazzi School. (see post here) A great local company offering workshops & a community for other moms in love (or obsessed) with photographing our little ones....
but i have a ton of photos i can’t wait to blog — so stay tuned… until then, i’m enjoying my boys, my beach, and my days.
i stumbled upon this blog: che and fiddle through several others (rebekah & tahnee), and felt that the “52 project” was so closely in line with what i cherish and do and thought it would be a wonderful challenge for my photography. to narrow down each week to a pick of two images, one of...
i always have so many thoughts i could write about each photoshoot, about what i love about their family, their unique story, the unique energy at the shoot… but i also really like the mystery and quiet of a collection of photos from a shoot. it’s almost like our little secrets and their sweet, bonding...
i’m in love with this baby, this season, this… everything. i’d been hoping this year to participate in “the 52 project”. and even though the year is 1/3 of the way done, i’m jumping in late and am excited to link up soon… now for a portrait of gavin this week…
spring 2013 remember these simple, rare times. off the road, in the wild for a minute – just mama & her boys. remember the imagination of age 5, and intrigue of the baby. remember the warm spots in the sun and the cool ocean breezes sneaking their way over the hill and into the canyon....
ten photographs over the course of ten hours… on the tenth of the month.more from around town, around the US, and around the WORLD – here.
it’s just a little window, a little tiny sliver of life that is so precious and incredible. so intimate and beyond words. bringing a sweet baby home to their family, their life, their world. i feel incredibly honored to step into these moments with families – photographing what they hold so dearly. i love it!!! it’s...
lately, i’ve cut way back on my shoots. and it seems that every single time i go out and photograph someone’s family i feel such a delight, a thrill, and inspired…
