I have to admit that this post isn’t the easiest to write… not because of nostalgia or my usual sentimentalities, but because I’ve been a little bit grumpy lately. Yes, me. I’ve been a lot grumpy, actually. It’s the week after Christmas, which for some reason is always such a kind of strangely lethargic time…
Once again, I get to photograph the maternity & newborn portraits of one of my wedding couples! It’s all cyclical, I know… but it’s still fun to know that I am creating these lasting relationships with my families that start when they say I do, and maybe, hopefully, will continue on until their children get…
One weekend last month, I shot two weddings in two days… then ended up editing those two weddings in two days (was on a push to get them done before my birthday & our Thanksgiving trip)… so now, I thought it fitting to blog both weddings in two days. But I will warn you right…
Tony & Tricia had a wedding that was full of traditions… from the bagpipers that are a homage to Tony’s Scottish ethnicity, to the six heirlooms that were many generations old that Tricia wore on her person in addition to her wedding gown, and with the ceremony being held in the same church that Tricia’s…
Okay, so he’s not a baby anymore! Luke’s mom called me, ashamed that he is already 17 months old and she had yet to have portraits made of him. I kind of chuckled to myself, thinking about all the photos that I do have of my own child that are IN BOXES. Okay! How embarrassing….
