Earlier this week on Facebook I announced that I was finally taking the leap and quitting my full time job and going full time with my business. I had made the decision that May was going to be my last month at Hopkins close to two months before actually resigning. I was a little nervous, but as often happens when you make the right decision, things started falling into place proving to me that yes, this is the right move,...
Woohoo! I'm back! Steve and I spent the last week in Southern California. I am so in love. I'll save my photos from the trip for later this week. While we were in San Diego, we met up with the amazingly talented Melissa McClure for a session at Balboa Park, where my parents got married! I am obsessed with all of the photos she took of me and Steve. They are definitely my favorites of us ever. During our time...
After shooting Jamie and Tommy's engagement session in Baltimore I knew it would be the perfect session to submit to Charm City Wed. Charm City Wed is a wedding blog that focuses on everything Baltimore. Jamie and Tommy's session took place in the Inner Harbor, Fells Point, and Federal Hill. We got to feature so much of the beauty that Baltimore has to offer, and even more amazing was how their love outshined the beauty of the city. Click here or...
I am so excited to reveal photos of my brand new sample album! Toward the end of last year I noticed that my own personal wedding album was starting to have a noticeable pink bleed in the crease of the layflat pages. I spoke with my friend Evonne from U Me Us Studios in San Francisco and she told me that she went with an album company that uses Fuji Crystal Archive Paper which is much less prone to this issue....
We live in a digital age. Our entire world is moving towards "the cloud." I love it. I love that thanks to Dropbox, I can access my teaching materials from any computer or internet connected device at any time. I don't have to worry about my computer crashing, my wedding photos and important documents will be safe. All of my wedding packages include the digital files because I know how important it is to be able to back them up...