Here’s a little guy that wears the pants..and takes them off.
Kaison and his father arrived this afternoon and were joined by their wonderful Mom/Grandmother who drove all the way from Georgia to help make this happen! After a few good minutes of shooting and chasing him around, Kaison jumped in the water and took off his pants.
I love photographing children on the beach. There are so many ways to make things work.
Baby season brings baby fever.
Aimee was scheduled for a maternity session back in August but little did we know Bella would have something to do with our plans. Mom was put on bedrest just days before the shoot and shortly thereafter delivered baby Bella a lot earlier than expected. I am so glad Mom and baby are happy and healthy and I hope there’ll be months and years of photographing to come.
It didn’t take baby Bella long to adapt to the studio setting. I think we have a little diva in the making.
We have had a series of miserable and dreary weather for what has felt like forever now! Is it me or does rain hinder all productivity of those around it? I wouldn’t last an entire season in Seattle.
Now that we’ve had our much needed dose of rain and I’ve had some time to get things in the studio in order, it’s time to break out the camera again. And what better way to celebrate the return of bright and sunny days than a fun senior session? Katie and I started at a fun diner I’ve been eying for over a month now, found ourselves in the middle of a mini wind storm, and ended up in the streets of downtown.
I’m really enjoying these senior sessions. These kids keep me young, happy and moving. Gone are the days of senior portraits with feather boas, fake carnations and stiff, awkward poses.
The latest issue of Town and Country just hit news stands in the Philippines and I was thrilled to find my photo featured, full page, in the weddings section! The bride has been my best friend for over 20 years and I couldn’t remember the last time we had a hard time sharing the spotlight. Talk about awesome..
“THUY NGUYEN married JAVIER COLAYCO in a sunset wedding ceremony at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Sanya, Hainan Island, China, followed by a reception at the scenic Ocean Pavillion. The bride is daughter of Ngoc and Tho Nguyen; the groom, the son of Tina and Nonoy Colayco. Three years after their fateful meeting at a party in New York, Javier proposed to Thuy in Central Park. She found the ring hidden in cashmere gloves. At the engagement party held at the bride’s home the Nguyens hosted a traditional Vietnamese tea and candle ceremony, which involved an exchange of gifts symbolizing the union of the two families.”
A must-see, awe-inspiring clip filmed and edited by the amazing Mayad Studios. They shared this with the guests during the wedding reception and it was such a treat for all. I still tear up every time I replay the video. Too beautiful for words!
Hope you all had a great Labor Day weekend, and an even better summer. I took time off for a weekend “staycation” and relaxed with loved ones from New York City, Austin, Atlanta, Tampa and Orlando. I know we still have approximately four weeks to enjoy the beach and sun, but I am quite ready for fall.
Meet Kimberly and Justin, newlyweds from Alabama.
Every so often I come across a set of images that exude summery power. Such is the case with photos from today’s session. Kimberly came clad in a lovely, white sundress and you can see how the summer gods really blessed us with much of its sunny wonder. Here are a few of my golden picks.