My favorite children’s book is Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst.
I love this book because we all have bad days, and it seems like on those days things just get worst. I think this photo depicts a day like that. As Alexander says in the book “some days are like that”
I had the opportunity to photograph some beautiful woman. They all participated in a Purse Swap. The purse swap is when you bring all of your purses you are no longer using and trade them for purses other ladies are no longer using. I think it’s a genius idea, and a great way to stay trendy without breaking the bank. As part of the purse swap I got to photograph these gorgeous woman. Here are some of my favorites.
On my recent session with the Mann family I captured this photo. It just cracks me up. It is a great depiction of what a two year old thinks of kissing. I wanted to share so you can put a smile on your face today as well.
The Mann family was such a fun family to photograph. Little Mann kept me on my toes going from one exciting thing in the park to the next. I am glad we took some time to capture the romance between Brad and Michelle, of course it’s always nice to sneak in a family photograph as well. They are an amazing family and it was my joy to capture them being them.
I am not sure what it is about tutus that makes an already adorable little girl just that much more precious. Lillian was no exception. I love the images we captured with her tutu. 
I have come to learn that photographing nature expands my ability to photograph people. It is a different skill set that makes a great nature photograph. I have come across a variety of photographers that create amazing landscape but have no interested in people. I have found that nature challenges you to look at angles differently. It challenges to make the ordinary look extraordinary. It allows your mind to work in a different way. I think those skills and challenges that nature lends it’s self to allows me to be a better portrait photographer. I appreciate the chances I get to play with my camera and push myself to something different then I have always done. I had that chance on a recent trip to California. We visited a Botanical Garden. Here are a few of the photographs that I captured.
Miss Nora is a firecracker. She is full of life and on the run. She defiantly kept me on my toes. I enjoyed so much getting to photograph those beautiful blue eyes. She was a lot of fun. She kept me smiling. I am sure she’ll be a big help when her little sister arrives in a few months.
