Andrea and Bernardo

Here are a few more from the session I did with Andrea and Bernardo.

This is one of the longest sessions I have ever done! We covered 4 different locations and took 2 days to get all the shots.

It was well worth it. They have such a variety of images, I can't wait to give them their CD tomorrow!

Ever Heard of Belly Painting?

I hadn't! What is it you are wondering?

If you are pregnant and want to do something fun and memorable with your baby-belly, you can hire Michelle from Unforgettable Evenings to use your belly as a canvas. Michelle also does face painting for parties and events. You may have seen her at Wingers or Applebees during family night!

Belly painting makes for an interesting addition to your classic maternity shoot! Ask me for more details if you are interested in adding this to your maternity session.

Hilary and Quintin

How cute are they!?
For this session, the bride really wanted some photos in a wheat field. The only problem was, there are no wheat fields this time of year. So I got a little creative and viola!
They were so fun to work with. I loved it! It's so easy to take photos of people when they are in love.

Giveaway Winner!

And the winner is...

Amy Stoa Sunderland who said, "I'd use this win for our family photos. Our oldest is 5, and we've only taken photos once. It's time for more!"

Congratulations Amy!

As for everyone else who entered, I want you to win something too! To everyone who entered themselves into the giveaway, you will receive 25% off a future session, even a wedding!

I can't wait to share Amy's family photos!

Thanks for the fun! I can't wait to do another giveaway.



***Winner was chosen using random number generator. Everyone had an equal chance to win.

They're Cold Too

A small side project.

I noticed the trees on campus started wearing sweaters.

It started with one tree, and soon enough I was able to find 7 different ones!

I hope whoever is responsible for the sweaters will find this video. I want them to be able to have something to remember their charitable work.