Monthly Archives: May 2008

Oh baby!

I just never get tired of meeting the newest members of our human family. Being a children’s photographer sure has its perks . This little love is just too sweet and her mom and dad are so proud and in love- with reason!

A sneak peek of some busy little men . . .

These little guys had me RUNNING But I am always in love with the images I get from the wild and crazy, busy ones. These are no exception!

Blue Sky Studio Sessions; don’t miss out! (click image to learn more)

Okay, so I posted a LONG time ago about an upcoming opportunity to have a unique children’s photography session in a beautiful natural-light studio in San Francisco (Blue Sky Studios, just a quick drive up from San Jose) and the time has finally come to open up the calendar for bookings. This location is simply…

Introducing “Short and Sweet” sessions!! (click image for more info)

We have a very exciting announcement: We are rolling out a new service through “short and sweet” mini sessions. These limited edition 15 minute sessions will be offered once each month at a variety of cool locations. We know that these spaces will book fast, because they are such a wonderful opportunity. Click on the…

A day with the girls. . .

My youngest, Lydia, is two years old and believes that the world was designed for her, exists for her and revolves around . . . her! This may be because she has six, SIX, adoring fans right in her own house. Living in Silicon Valley, we don’t have a “big” house. It is a humble…

My sweet neice. . .

Man, I am so grateful for family. I just love being an Auntie (you gotta’ say that with the Minnesota “Auuun-tie”, no hard “a”), because it is so fun to love someone else’s kids like your own. My three nephews and two nieces are just as precious to me as they could be. I love…

Hello from the Heartland . . .

So, I grew up in a small town in Minnesota and my dad and brother and their families still live there. My youngest, Lydia, and I just spent a week with them. It is a great little town with lots of old houses, a million Canadian Geese and a pace that felt like a lovely…