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Thank You.

Friday | December 21st | 2007 – 9:49 pm

To all of my amazing clients this year. Thank you for letting me into your lives and helping to capture your precious, wonderful memories.

I have, without question, the greatest job in the world.

Click here to view my tribute to you, titled “Human Love.”

(be patient, it’s big and takes awhile to load…)

I’ll be back in 2008 - Happy Holidays to everyone!

…and a personal message to anyone out there suffering from the pain and injustice of infertility. Been there, done that. And I KNOW how hard this season can be. Every day brings new pain. But know there is a light at the end of the tunnel. There is. There is a child out there for you. Whether that child comes from you - or is a gift from elsewhere - there is a child out there for you. And once he or she comes into your life, these painful holiday seasons will be but a distant memory. Trust me on that one. I’ll be thinking of you…

Sneak Peek-a-Looza!

Sunday | November 18th | 2007 – 3:12 pm

I’m so behind on my sneak peeks!

Here is the ‘P’ family. They met me at one of my favorite haunts (and it was this session that prompted me to acquire my beloved new GPS, as I was <gasp!> 10 minutes late due to a traffic accident). What can I say? Gorgeous family, fun, laid back…I LOVED the way they interact with each other (led most of the time by Dad the jokester!).

When a family is this comfortable together…well, it just makes my job easy. This session took just a little over an hour - a record for me! Just look at the results…

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I want to note: A lot of my families ask me what they should wear, and I always tell them to ‘keep it simple.’ Look at how great these guys look - they don’t all match, but they don’t clash. Lovely, rich neutral colors with jeans. Perfect!

Cutie Patootie! Although since B is Aidan’s age…I know better than to say that! HANDSOME!

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Very handsome big brother G…Seriously, this family is *so* photogenic!

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The lovely ladies…

And the beautiful Miss S…

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Mom and Dad…

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Another family shot - And yes, that barn *is* that crooked! I cropped this one as a 10×20 - long and narrow - so you might have to click on it to see it better.

Another 10×20 - you know I love my leg and foot shots! I tried some fun texture on this one. I asked everyone to just go stand against the wall like they were hanging out. Perfection!

M & G: I hope you enjoyed your sneak! I’ll be in touch very soon with the rest of your session!

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Oh Holly….

Thursday | October 18th | 2007 – 2:36 pm

Since you’ve been waiting so patiently, here’s your (expanded) sneak peek!

Ok, so I have fun at all of my sessions, and think my clients do too (right, right??). But these kids? SO. MUCH. FUN. I met up with this adorable brother and sister at Piedmont Park one gorgeous Saturday evening. It was such a perfect setting (people in my way on the sidewalk and overly tattooed and pierced rollerbladers notwithstanding!).

We’ll start with gorgeous Miss K. 14 years old. Yes, 14. Holly, you poor thing.

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And her adorable brother K. Would you LOOK at those eyes??

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K told me that when he and his sister were younger, they would pretend they were models. OH REALLY!??! Yeah. You KNOW I had to exploit that tidbit, don’t you? Work it!

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And they LIKE each other! 11 and 14 and they have AFFECTION. As the mother of a son and daughter, I cannot tell you how these two warmed my heart.

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But yeah, they ARE brother and sister afterall…

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Beautiful girl…

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K is a bigtime football player, if you didn’t know. His team lost their game this day, but he seemed to brush it right off.

And while I’m here, I must say that K was such an amazing sport. I know how hard it is for boys this age to smile without the cheese (I live with one, I know, trust me!). But did it bother him? Nope. Did it bother him when his mom and sister joined in? Nope. Did it make him laugh when aforementioned mom and sister started quoting lines from “The Ballad of Ricky Bobby?” Oh yes. Yes, it did.