Another cold blog post for you during the heat that is sneaking back up on us this week to help cool you back down! Being a Maine family photographer sometimes means...
A little scoot down the highway to Wells, Maine was in order this winter – I showed up bright and early to Erin and Nick’s household as they were enjoying a box of Congdon’s...
Portsmouth Family Photography Session It snowed the most magical snow the night before this session… and provided a beautiful backdrop for some playtime outside along...
Earlier this winter, I had posted the video to this family’s session but I really wanted to go in a little deeper and share some of the still shots that I captured that...
Do you know what makes most children happy?
Having any reason to share this sweet card is AOK by me.
{Quiet} is a tough thing to find in my house but sometimes sitting on the couch and ...
I captured this just a few days before he stopped doing this silly production...
Where did March go? Not that I'm wishing it back or anything... Here's Week 10's prompt for the 52-week photography challenge:
New website! New logo! New work is being featured!
Keeping a bad habit HIDDEN from your family isn't a good thing. When they know that there are goodies in the house and they will eat all of them, sometimes you've gotta keep...
When you have kids, mornings aren't as quiet and serene as they once were...
Faceless Portrait: 52-week photography challenge
52-week Photography Project: In honor of Saint Valentine's Day I wanted to share with you some of the things that I love...
Couple married nearly 60 years share the story of their beginning...
52-Week Photography Project: Week 5 - Still Life
Baby Declan came to visit his family in Maine for the first time...
Week 4 of the 52-week photo challenge
This Kennebunkport wedding of Annie + Joe was at the picture perfect place The Colony Hotel in the late, late summer. From the beautiful, historic church on Main Street...
Last week’s challenge for the 52-week photo project: Black and White. I decided on something a little different. I photographed some events in my life, another family’s...
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