It has been 120 days since we signed our name more than a dozen times promising to pay a large chunk of dough for our cute little house. It has been 120 days since I’ve had a day off. There are still 16 more days to go before we say goodbye to our basement apartment...
Photographing a family with three children and two dogs is gloriously complicated. I see bits of me and my own siblings in the way they interact with each other. The way they protect one another but squeal when when they have to sit too close and touch. The way they race each other with fierce...
This family session was fun times infinity…and beyond. Some of you may know the fabulous Kirsten from Something Cheeky and her really really ridiculously good looking family. I had the pleasure of photographing them last year when sweet little Blake was merely the size of kidney bean (and when I was just starting my photography...
How big is Will? SOOOO BIIIIGGG!!! No longer a baby, Will recently celebrated his first birthday and entered the world of toddlers. That’s the kind of thing that deserves cake! For those of you new here (welcome!) I’ve been photographing Will every few months since he came into this world. And this session was the...
We’re experiencing our first “real” week of summer here in Seattle. The temperatures finally hit above 75, blue skies are everywhere and even though my car broke down on the side of the road yesterday, I’m happy to take things slow, travel by bus and soak up the sunshine. Hallelujah for sunshine! Unfortunately, Steve and...
Happy Friday Internet!! It’s “June-uary” here in the Pacific Northwest which means us Seattlites spend a lot of time being confused. We’re camping in the rain and throwing garden parties in the hail. We go to work in rain boots and layers, strip it all off by lunch time and stand around outside remarking on...
My poor brother has a lot of sisters. When he called home to tell us that his beautiful wife, Kim, was pregnant with their first child, we were excited, of course, but more than that we simply could not wrap our heads around the idea of our brother becoming a father! Would he hold and...
