Shortly after I launched this site, my sister posted this on her FB page – When I was a little kid my sister used to dress me up using the copious amounts of dress up clothes my mother kept for us, I would add about 20 more necklaces, and she would pose me in the…
Mary met me at the door with her baby in her arms. The little girl’s bright, inquisitive eyes were the first thing I noticed. I always go into a session with certain ideas of what is important to me to capture, but then also love discovering unique aspects of a family to record as well. …
I love this photograph for it’s juxtapositions and the story they tell. The school director’s hands hovering over the young students shoulders, the rubber band bracelet, clearly made by a child, next to her watch and other real jewelry, the private moment happening between the two of them despite all of us parents sitting in…
The dog is the first to greet me, and she’s clearly a part of the family. She checks me out to make sure this stranger with the big camera is safe to have around the baby and then flops down at my feet for a belly rub. I always laugh when people mention they have…
I have written so much about this shoot for other blogs, that I’m going to keep it really simple here at my own. Let me just say – I loved this shoot. I loved the warmth and activity and laughter, and I love Sarah and Jean Michel. I am truly honored that two publications that…
To me, this photograph represents the freedom of early childhood and that is why I love it. I took it on a camping trip in Ventura, California, organized by my son’s nursery school. As each family arrived and set up their tents, the kids found each other and began to explore. Right behind our camp…
Why is starting always so difficult? I’ve had too many ideas for my first blog post – that I’d introduce myself a bit more fully, talk more about how my time in front of the camera has influenced my style and methods behind the camera, or maybe just a post full of gorgeous photographs of…