A Family Session in Paradise
November 16, 2017
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As we get closer and closer to the holidays, my days get pretty busy, but I wanted to share one session from this past week, so here I am. This spot is called Paradise Beach, and it's only a river beach, and not quite the tropical paradise the name calls to mind, but it's still pretty lovely. I've been photographing this family for six years, and w...
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What Camera Should I Get?
November 11, 2017
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"The best camera is the one you have with you"
- said every photographer ever
With the holiday season quickly approaching, I think this is a good time to mull this one over. My friends and clients often ask for my input when they are preparing to buy a camera, and I always find it a hard question. When we are able, we have the tendency to feel...
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A Barnyard Family Session
November 05, 2017
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Family sessions are always a lot of fun, but even more so when I've known the family for a while. I've been taking photos of this family for five years, and I've known them even longer. So I really look forward to our annual shoots. This year's session took place on a private property, tucked in this little town I've lived in for twenty years. With...
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Love in Fall
November 03, 2017
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These two: so kind and sweet, and so very, very good to one another. Folsom Lake, with hints of fall foliage, was the perfect backdrop to highlight their affection. Engagement sessions are always fun, and these two were up for anything. But mostly, they just really, really like one another, and genuinely enjoy being together. A pretty good foundati...
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I think a change would do you good...
October 30, 2017
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This new website project is long overdue. I've been thinking about it for years, but never managed to put the time aside for it. And of course, I picked the worst time possible to commit, but it's done. I think. As with any process requiring self-reflection, there's a bit of questioning & doubt, ultimately leading to some breakthroughs, and a small...
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