remember morgan?!

Finally posting some of my favorites from Morgan's senior sessions. These images are from two of the three sessions she had. You can view her first session on the Meet Morgan blog post. She is such a sweetheart and my husband and I have grown to love her entire family. We had such a great time on our mission to create images that were unique. I think we succeeded! And we definitely got a Hodge Podge assortment of looks and locations. Check it out!
While you're here, I might mention..if you have a 2017 Senior that's planning to have their session this year, get to booking! (or any other session for that matter) My schedule is already filling up and dates are very limited. You can read more here on the website about pricing, etc.

prairie chic

We squeezed this maternity session in and I'm so glad Mamma Kristen will never regret skipping the chance. We used the shabby feel of the prairie along with the vintage lace to coordinate with the chic decor of Baby K's nursery. These images of her gorgeous mamma will fit perfectly in her room I'm sure. Big brothers came for a few shots as well!

MEET MORGAN

Meet Morgan! Isn't she beautiful?! This was her first senior set..we will shoot the rest of her session later in the year. She had her heart set on some wildflower shots..I think we got her covered. If all of my senior sessions went like this, I'd be a happy camper!

blessings

Just a couple of days before Christmas, I had an opportunity. An opportunity unlike any other. For several years I have wanted to photograph a birth, but the opportunity just had not made itself known. I didn't ever necessarily have a professional goal to add this to my 'portfolio'. I've just always been (or at least since the birth of my own children) drawn to the desire to at least get to experience this from behind the lens.
The birth of my first child was.....well, I'm not sure how to describe it without going into great detail. It was significant and left more than just the physical scars on my body. Beneath the euphoria of having such a huge blessing added to our family, it also left a mar of grief on my soul.
I had no idea the impact that this opportunity could or would have on those scars. It was moving. It was a blessing. It was healing. It was the balm that my wounds had been craving. And for that I will always be grateful. Thank you Garrett and Jennifer for letting me be a part of your blessing.