Baby Low #2 Gender Reveal - Part 1
May 11, 2015
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Happy belated Mother's Day to all the moms out there! And grandmas, and aunties, and sisters, and friends, and foster moms, and volunteers... if you mother in any way, I celebrate you!
I had planned an epic Mother's Day post, but instead I slept. And ate quiche with friends. And played with my daughter. It was a lovely day. Besides that, finally c...
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Hannah's Journey with Hip Dysplasia
May 06, 2015
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Yes, I know - it's been almost a YEAR since my last post!! So much has happened. Hannah is now ONE, and is a beastly mini-toddler who uses sign language (mostly the word "more") and eats things like chili and whole milk. And is almost walking(!!). We cherish every second with her.
As for me - I took some time off from photography. For many reasons...
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Fall Family Session in Ken Caryl
June 24, 2014
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Love, love, LOVE this family. They've been great friends of ours for many years, and I'm always so honored to photograph them. This session was held last fall, at a park in Ken Caryl with the most perfect grove of aspen trees with magical filtered light. What a smile on this little guy!! Such a BOY - active, curious, happy - love him to pieces.
On...
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Introducing Hannah
June 19, 2014
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I am so excited to be back behind the lens after giving birth to my beautiful daughter, Hannah Taryn, in March. The world has taken on a whole new meaning for Curtis and I. Our joy has been profound since finding out I was pregnant in July, but we never imagined how much love we would have for this amazing little lady once she arrived in our arms!...
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Back from Maternity Leave... for a Maternity Shoot
June 18, 2014
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Welcome to the new blog!! I'm so excited to start sharing new shoots and new stories... and a slightly new look. But it's really an older look. A look that I was first drawn to, and a style I am now trying to re-cultivate.
As my business evolved, I felt pressure to produce the type of bright, clean, crisp photographs that I felt were more marketab...
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