Every year, I have the distinct pleasure of photographing this beautiful little princess. And every year I leave her party thinking about what an absolute honor it is that this family puts their trust in me to document these milestones for their daughter. Grateful.

Okay, so the birthday party, the most amazing princess party I've attended to date. 
Everyone dressed up in their "fanciness" and made magic fairy wands, escaped the wrath of the horrible dragon, enjoyed a lovely lunch and some cake and waited patiently, very patiently  whilst their castle was being inflated. A fun time to be had by all.  


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holly says:

sooo cute...i can't wait for my little girl to have a princess party...my favorite is the one of the grandpa?/dad? putting on the hair band

(07.25.10 @ 04:35 PM)
holly says:

sooo cute...i can't wait for my little girl to have a princess party...my favorite is the one of the dad putting on the hair band

(07.25.10 @ 04:42 PM)
Julie says:

The pic of her dad (?) putting her crown on made me tear up...so sweet.

(08.06.10 @ 12:00 AM)
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I love the colors this family chose for their session. I think they work wonderfully together alone, then put them in this beautiful rustic setting and they just make me want to jump around, jump around, jump up, jump up and get and down. 

This family is hilarious. We arrived at our location, walked to where we were going to start, I took the first image and the dad says something to effect of, "Ok! That's a wrap!". hahaahaaa.....funny stuff. 


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Lisa Dunham says:

I love the next to last mother-daughter shot. So sweet!

(07.20.10 @ 11:41 AM)
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(03.25.11 @ 08:53 PM)
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You may have recently caught their Life, Actually. 

I usually try to give you (you=the viewer) an idea about the family I showcase here, in this instance, the Life, Actually will do that for me. Click the link above to see the show! This family is incredible and I am already super pumped about our next session! 

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Photographick says:

Absolutely love the image of the two girls playing with the horse, that image should be a 40 x 60 above their fireplace. Simply amazing, Love all the images, you've captured the girls in their prime, laughing, and hugging and joking. Amazing and beautiful.

(07.22.10 @ 04:57 PM)
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Visiting these 10 week old twins takes me back to vague memories I have of when mine were born just 7 years ago. I looked at them......

one boy / one girl
one fussy / one peaceful 
one parent grabs one / one parent grabs the other
classic pink / classic blue
tiny toes, tiny hands, little noses and lots of work!!! But wow...how rewarding to have multiples!  

In the moments of those first 3 months, daily...DAILY! I would think things like, "this is hard...will this ever get easier....will I ever sleep again....I can't do it....what have we done...I wonder if we take them back to the hospital, would they care for them while we rest a few days.....where are the pitter patters of little feet....this is not what I thought it would be". Beautifully touching mommy moments, heh? Sad, but true. 

At this point in our journey, I can't remember feeling any of those things. It's like the hard times never existed. Unfortunately, the other memories are almost too fuzzy, too though. I have to work *really hard* to remember them. (I don't have pictures that depict these moments either.) Those little bitty hands that wouldn't even fit around the end of my finger. Those little noses that would completely disappear under the tip of my finger. Those sweet little looks they give you raising their brow and smiling when they can't say a word and the feeling of always wondering what they were thinking.  

Ahhhhh. Ok. That's enough. I will not have another baby. I will not have another baby. I will not have another baby. Here's the precious twins 10 weeks in to their journey through this life. 

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How cuddly, smoochy and kissy-kissy are they! This little fella is full of energy and totally, totally in love with his momma AND his precious little "buzzy bee". (For a few moments during the session, I wasn't sure that we would get any shots without it!) I am so glad to have this little bee included, because this stage of being smitten with him won't last too long. It's so sad how these tiny little moments are so fleeting. When we are in the crux of them as parents, we sometimes feel like they'll be here forever, then pow...they vanish and metamorphosize into something totally different. Sniff. 

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