Monthly Archives: November 2011 We hope you can stop by for our very last studio event, ever! A lot of folks have asked about the status of our move (several thought we’d already taken off to Nashville; we won’t do that without saying “goodbye”!). Here’s where we currently stand– our studio lease is up at the end of the...  Today’s was the perfect session to end our 2011 season with. This family brought along a portrait taken ten years ago of father and sons and asked me to recreate something similar now that the boys are older. It was such a quiet session compared to what normally takes place within these walls; almost reverent....  This post is in honor of the Thanksgiving holiday. …hoping you get to spend time with those you love and make memories that will last for generations! Share on Facebook  Today’s session was anything, but dull. Something must have been in the air, as these cute siblings all had a case of the sillies! There were stinky feet, lollipops and lots of howling…like chickens. Even baby sister was affected! I got a message that these three were all passed out within minutes of heading back...  Sigh… I think I’ve been living in denial. Miss A. definitely isn’t a toddler anymore. I’ve been photographing for her family since she was just three months old and while listening to A. chat in her “big girl voice” this evening, my mind kept flashing back to earlier sessions where I can still hear the...  Not only is this precious baby girl new to the world (just over three months old), but she’s also new to Columbus! Miss S. and her family just arrived last month after a move from Denver, CO. Ryan and I have been going crazy trying to get everything settled and sorted out before we move…I...  I’ve been so looking forward to today’s senior portrait session. We traveled out to this family’s country property where I climbed into the back of Z’s pickup truck and bumped along a rough trail to a few different shooting locations. His mom is also a photographer, so she knew right where to pull over to...  One of my greatest pieces of advice to other photographers is to set aside time to take on personal projects, creating an environment where exploration and experimentation are encouraged. I was heartbroken very recently when we lost a hard drive with about four months of my most recent work. Personal projects, family photos and so...  Last week I shared images from the After Dark event in Tucson, photographed under the tutelage of other, mentoring photographers. Today I’ll post a little of what I created in my own classes: Unposed Poses focused on family interaction and how to position a group in a way that looks very candid and unposed. For... |
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