Maternity Session
These have to be one of my favorite - My camera simply can't resist capturing that beautiful glow and glorious bump each Mom-to-be proudly shows off. I absolutely love to personalize each session with a bit of Mom and Dad's personalities, it's an amazing time in their lives and I am thrilled I get to create memories for them.  This Mom to be was just as I mentioned, her glow was glorious and I enjoyed working with her and her Hubby and I can't wait to meet the little lady who will steal their hearts.

What a wonderful Newborn session. Miss K was quite happy nestled in the arms of Mommy and Daddy allowing us to capture some great lifestyle shots. She worked up quite the appetite in her very first modeling session. Mom and Dad were well equipt for this hungry little lady.

Such a great tip for all new Moms and Dads, little ones can work up quite an appetite and require several feedings during a photography session. Be sure to bring along plenty of supplies.

I had a lovely time with this Senior this past fall. I'm looking to add to my Senior collection. 

Anyone who refers a booking senior session to me will receive a FREE mini session.

What size is right?

You finally got your online gallery of your recent family photo session and are you just can't wait to order prints. You've got the perfect wall in mind for that beautiful family shot, and then, it hits you,  you feel dumbfounded - a simple drop down menu with the print size has left you in a state of confusion.... what size print should you order? Many times we don't realize how large the walls in our home are and how easily a beautiful print can be eaten up.

Here's a great pictorial to give you an idea of just what size might be best. While I know cost has a factor in order prints - don't forget many print shops offer discounts - and while it may seem easier to print it locally at the corner store (it's that's "instant gratification thing" - I know I get it). But, not only do you get what you pay for, also keep in mind - you wouldn't order your prescription medicine from a photography printer, now would you?