Family photos isn't the top of mind in February, so I was really excited when I had 7 sign-ups for my Valentine's Mini Session.
Read MoreI met Sandy back in 2007 but it wasn't until 2014 that I actually met her two fun daughters when we did a family shoot at their home.
Read MoreI wanted to get back to capturing the fun, little details of daily life....like I used to. So I started a daily photo challenge!
Read MoreBe honest, don't we all love the bloopers....especially when it isn't our family?
Read MoreI met up with the Sheehan family to capture the exciting news that they were expecting Baby #2.
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Kathryn & Chris moved out to Seattle and their friend gifted them a "Leaving ATL Photo Session".
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Hannah & Matthew were married in the Historic Oakland Cemetery and I was really excited when Hannah asked about scheduling their first family session at the cemetery.
Read MoreHappy Near Year! I have many goals this year, one of them is to post more images from my sessions, not just a couple of the highlights!
Read MoreIt's been awhile since I posted, but with the holidays upon us I realized it was time to stop and appreciate what we have in our lives.
Read MoreOne year ago this month I took my passion for photography from hobby to profession. And what a year it has been!
Read MoreOne of the (many) great things about being a photographer is combining what I love AND supporting a great cause!
Read MoreI had a plan. 1 green wall, 2 cute little girls and 3 white balloons. Wouldn’t that be adorable?! Or so I thought.....
Read MoreGetting a natural smile on a child takes a little creativity. So, how do you get a horse’s attention? That was a tricky lesson I learned recently.
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It doesn’t matter about wearing coordinating outfits or the perfect background, it really is about capturing the little things that make big moments. Every day.
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“How long have you been doing this?” is the most common question I receive from my clients. I appreciate their interest and want to answer honestly, without making them too nervous.
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