LIFE.STORIES.GENERATIONS. | Northern Virginia, Washington DC Metro area Photographer
Well, hello March. I’ve been absent. I think it may be a February thing. This year in particular, there was a lot of snow. Add to that, shorter days, being cooped up, and you get a big hunkering down ~ almost as if I’m wrapping up into my own little cocoon. I’m so happy to...
Right before Christmas, I got a call from a mom I know. “Hey,” she says, “my kids are getting braces in the next month or so, can you do a shoot with them before the braces go on? I don’t want to forget this. The way they are now.” And sure, she takes pictures of...
Over the Christmas holiday, I was lucky to spend a morning with four great kids. We went hiking. Through snow, sleet, wind, mud, muck, yuck, the photographer just keeps on trudging…. Two of the kids are local to my area, and the other two girls are cousins, visiting from Atlanta. It was amazing to me...
Three girls. I have my three (and a boy). Let me tell you, three girls close in age are a handful. You hope that when they got older they are as close emotionally as they are in age! As part of doing a generational photoshoot with grandparents and their children and their grandchildren, I had...
At the beginning of the school year, in September, I attended a school program for the handing out of bus patrol belts. It was in the gymnasium. I sat next to a grandfather, the father of a close friend of mine. He’s the grandfather to one of my oldest daughter’s best friends. We chatted. He...
so, my iPhone. i love it. i always have it with me, and as a result, i always have everything with me. what could be better? giving the kids a bath. after they’re clean, i iPhone while they play. yes, i’m making “iPhone” a verb. it should be. without it, i wouldn’t have these. that...
The mommy sat down to explain to her 3 year old little boy that two things were going to happen in two days. Christmas would be here, and they would celebrate Jesus’ birth. And, Santa would come, delivering presents and returning the elves to the North Pole. The little boy didn’t understand. Why couldn’t the...
