Oh Claire. Isn’t she stunning? Not many can hold the serious face (I certainly can’t!) but she rocked it. We got plenty of happy, laughing portraits, but I just fell in love with these. Congratulations on finishing your senior year! You’ll go far! Save
I have taken photos in the redwoods at the UC Davis arboretum in quite a while, so when it came time for Jack’s 3 year pictures we decided it would be a great spot. He enjoyed running down the paths a getting a bit goofy. Happy birthday kiddo! Save
Alex graduated from UCD! We spent the evening a couple of weeks ago walking around campus for her senor photos. Save
A couple of weeks ago I met up with one of my returning families for a fun session at the arboretum. They are always so easy to photograph with some of the cutest kids around! Save
I’ve been trying to set up a session with this family for a while now. Everything finally came together recently during a perfect summer evening. Aren’t they are gorgeous family!?! Save
Meet Ranger. This adorable pup was adopted from the German Shepard Rescue of Northern California. He was the perfect gentleman and as sweet as can be! Save
Looking through my galleries and blog one may notice a common factor that is almost always lacking from my photos…sky! I love the pretty soft backlighting that I get near dusk, but this leads to ugly blown out skies (it other words…bright white!). I purposely fill my pictures with trees and other foliage, as to…
It was so fun seeing these two smiling faces the other week out at the arboretum. And to think, I photographed both of them as newborns. Stop growing boys! You are getting too big too fast!
This morning I was able to hang out with a handsome young man and his family in the Redwood Grove on campus. His mom and I both agree that redwoods are the best! Check out the cuteness below. 🙂
The sweet sister in these photos go to school with my boys. Their family won the gift certificate I donated to the school’s auction last spring. I had never met her brother, and it was so fun seeing them out of the school environment. 🙂
