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Since I am a family photographer, I know quite well how much of a struggle it is getting boys of any age ready for a photoshoot. Let us be honest, even as they become men it is still a lot of work convincing them to get ready for a session. Trust me, I get it! I have a few of my own. But here are some tips to allow your photography session to run a little more smoothly.

One of my most favorite things is getting to capture senior photography. I love getting to capture who they are and who they have become by their senior year. I got the pleasure of doing just that this last weekend. One of my dear homeschool friend’s daughter is graduating this next year and we wanted to capture what she has been up to…4H Horse training and riding. She has diligently trained these two wonderful horses: Moe and Foxy. She even has won a few championships with this two.

I got the pleasure of getting featured in this back to school issue of @Lenstional Magazine. Check it out!!

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I have slowly been working through Lindsey Adler’s Creative Live Challenge. She has inspired me to create some of my best work I have ever done. Just giving me prompts that empower me to be creative in a whole new way. One of her prompts was to use mirrors, create prisms and shoot through the prism. It is so cool to see what the reflects have to add to the shot. I was absolutely happy with how the photos turned out. I was able to try using them in two different settings. If you need creative inspiration I highly recommend Creative Live.

Mommy and Me

Well we are still in quarantine but guess what every mother out there probably wants at least some of…pictures of their kiddos. People love getting updated pictures of their kids and grandkids. So, in the spirit of getting creative I decided to offer “Mommy and Me” photoshoot. We wanted to be able to capture, even in quarantine, photos and memories of kiddos and their mamas. It was such a blessing to get to capture the love between mother and child.

Although COVID has put a wrench in what normal back to school looks like, it is great that kids can go back to somewhat of a routine, since the eternity of summer of 2020 seems to never end. There has been so many options of how

One of the hardest parts of photography is capturing the perfect shot. The shot that you will hold sacred and encompasses the essence of who you are and how your children are. This is an extremely hard balance when you are told to sit still and have a fake grin. So, what makes me unique is that I want me clients, especially the little people,

Senior photos are a time to capture the “YOU” that your senior has become. The things that encompass their personality and play a central role in their self-discovery. Here are some tips that can help you make it the best experience possible.

This season of quarantine has been so crazy and it has been uncharted territory that has left us with so much uncertainty and fear. This fear as driven us so much that we almost feel paralyzed… wanting to hide until it is all over. What I have learned is I cannot hide. I have to provide for my family. I cannot put my head in the sand and hope to God I will come out on top by the end. I must pivot. I have to get creative and I have to try new things. These new things might not necessarily be my style but some of these things that can create new and different beauty.

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