

I had a wonderful opportunity to meet up with a talented local photographer in Nashville. We decided to shoot and chat in Nashville, so I brought Brianna along as our model. It was very windy and quite chilly, but Brianna was all smiles even when I complained. The session was a success and I found some awesome locations for future shoots.
Saturday, March 22, 2008
A bit too chilly for my tastes
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Oh my

Today, I have been going through my portfolio and came across this photo. I don't know how I missed this one. Oh my goodness, to have skin that smooth. It is the same little girl in the 'kissy lips' post below. She is such a sweetie.
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Monday, February 25, 2008
My senior session today
I had a ton of fun doing my first senior session today. It was fun to have a client who isn't trying to run away from the camera. As a bonus, I found lots of great places to take photos in Nashville. 




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Wednesday, February 13, 2008
A Valentine's Day card sneak peak

My son helped me make a Valentine's Day card for tomorrow and I just couldn't wait to share a sneak peak. We got the idea from Becky's blog.
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Kissy Lips

I had a friend spend the day with me yesterday and we had a great time. Her daughter is adorable and I couldn't resist sneaking in a mini session. I just love her kissy lips!
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Saturday, February 2, 2008
One of my favorite sessions in 2007


This is one of my favorite sessions from this past year. It was such a joy to do this shoot, I actually felt like I was intruding on their special relationship. It was very clear how much this mom loved her little boy and how much he adored her. So precious.
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The look

Oh my goodness, I love this photo of my oldest, Brianna. That is her stare, the one she gets when the world around her disappears, which often happens while reading a book. Andrew says that I get the same look when I read too. I guess the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
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Friday, February 1, 2008
Baby Margo

Baby Margo was a delight to photograph. She was so tiny and pink with all that dark hair, and for a moment I missed having a new baby in the house. Then I remembered that I was finally getting to sleep a full 8 hours at night again. I will just have to adore newborns through my lens from now on.
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Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Monday, January 28, 2008
Four fingers old
Ty is happy to announce that he is four fingers old and that means he can do tricks now. Seriously, how can you stand all of this cuteness?
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
I can't believe she's 10
The ability this girl has to melt my heart is unreal, I love her so much. I can't believe that I have been blessed to be her mother for 10 years.
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Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Snow
I was going through my photos and found this one that I took while we lived in Connecticut. It was taken after an early snow storm that left the world pristine white and sparkling. That is one thing I will miss now that we live in Tennessee. 
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A relaxed sunset session with four
This family was so easy going and fun to hang out with. 


The family photo above fits their personalities so well and I was happy to discover that I caught this fleeting moment.
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Tuesday, January 1, 2008
A new year with new adventures

I am so excited for this new year as I have decided to take a risk and pursue a career in portrait photography. I have loved taking pictures all my life and I am so grateful that I can do something that I enjoy so much. I hope to share my photography journey with you on this blog so feel free to check back often. javascript:void(0)
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