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I have known this family since I was in first grade. It was such a pleasure to be a part of Isaac and Kiri’s wedding. They are such a fun couple. They don’t take themselves too serious and they are always ready to have fun. Their love for each other is obvious to anyone who spends any amount of time with them.

It was a beautiful, simple, fall wedding. There were lots of converse, pumpkins, and laughter. Kiri and Isaac, thanks for letting me a part of your day.

Annie turned 16 in October. Her mom wanted to surprise her with something fun to do with her friends. So we set up a friend session to do with the girls in her small groups. I must admit it was a little intimidating to shoot such a large group of girls. But they were so willing to have fun and laugh with it, they made my job easy.

I loved watching each individual personality shine through while photographing them. Beautiful girls inside and out. Thanks ladies, I had fun!

Note: As you scroll down you can see how we started with the beautiful sunlight and then how it slowly got eaten up by a big nasty dark cloud.

A few weeks ago we did a last minute photo shoot with my sister and her family. We have been talking about doing photos for a long time, but were never able to put it on the calendar. Thankfully we were able to take advantage of the beautiful October evening. I may be a biased Auntie, but they are pretty stinkin’ cute kids.

When a train goes by everyone needs to stop and look. If you have a little kids, you understand this.

A few weeks ago I did a session with sister and brother Mikayla and Kaden. There mom Michelle wanted to capture them at these ages, especially since Mikayla recently turned 16, and Kaden 7. They were so much fun to work with. Mikayla loves horses and we soon found out, so did Kaden. Kaden and I have a connection, he is in 2nd grade and I teach 2nd grade. I am very familiar with 2nd grade boys.

I loved watching the sibling love. Mikayla takes good care of her brother. It was a delight to work with this sweet family.

I told you, I know 2nd grade boys. Sometimes you have to let them do what they want to get them to do what you want. Who knew teaching would help me in photography.



We had to get mom in there.