Enjoy!
And the dramatic piéce de résistance...
Archive for 2015
Country Rustic Engagment Session {Gabrielle & Alex}
July 12, 2015
This gorgeous couple was one of my favorite to photograph. They were so easy going, fun to pose and game for anything I threw at them! If I remember right it was also a cold and windy day, but you would never know from how well their engagement session turned out.
Enjoy!
And the dramatic piéce de résistance...
Enjoy!
And the dramatic piéce de résistance...
Newborn {Witten}
June 22, 2015
This was another session I wanted to share from a year ago... It's not every newborn session that I get to go outside! I think he loved the 90 degree evening because he was the happiest sleepiest baby I have EVER had the opportunity to photograph! And such a sweetheart with his big brothers (some of my favorite newborn sibling shots!)
St George Desert {Leavitt Family}
May 6, 2015
This was a fun session from last year... I've never shot portraits in the St. George red sands before and this was a fun change of pace from Idaho desert! I absolutely love these people and love the way these turned out. I love any chance I get to travel "down south" so if you're in the southern Utah area please contact me and I'll possibly be able to waive travel fees! :)
Newborn {Liam}
April 6, 2015
I made a new goal as of late to blog more sessions. What better way to start then to show off this cute little guy?! I love the shots we got with his big sister too. His squishy lips and her adorable freckles just make me smile!
Photography Blog Circle {Motion}
March 20, 2015
YouTube link here.
I chose the theme this month knowing it could be interpreted in many diverse ways. I thought about long exposures, freezing motion, a composite image... but I actually didn't settle on how I would interpret it until my girls begged and begged to make a YouTube video (are anyone else's kids totally obsessed with those videos of people opening and playing with toys?!) but I talked them into doing a stop motion video.
I had a lot of fun with this and it was a relatively simple project to complete. However, I do wish sometimes that I wasn't a procrastinator and wait until the night before the due date to even start on something... We ran outside with a few minutes of light left, dinner waiting and getting cold on the table, and shot these sequences all in about five minutes. I wish I would've not been so rushed as to actually check that my shutter speed wasn't so slow- many of the images were more blurry than I'd like- but alas, I was hungry. ;-) It was a fun project nonetheless and I think I'll do it again for sure!
