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a million and one....


i have always had an interest in photography. i have always wanted to carry a camera with me every where i go. And most of the time i think i will just remember what my eyes see. Forever. And i don't always remember. I want to capture things, in case one day, my son wants to see the world the way i saw the world. the way i saw him growing up. that is really all i have done is capture him over the years. but i have always wanted to turn that hobby into a part time job. a job that allows me to help families capture what they cant. moms aren't always in the pictures. so i want to make it my job and have moms in the pictures with their families. 
I started my business in October of 2014 and since then I have captured a wedding, beautiful children, families, an engagement session and of course the countless pictures of my kids. we took Jill's 8th grade pics to a whole new level this year. and i cant wait to capture her high school years. i have 2 more weddings, an engagement session, 3 family sessions and 2 newborn sessions already in the books for the first part of 2015 and we aren't even thru with January yet!! So im pretty stoked to say the least that when i have a passion that drives me i appreciate people who get it. any one can capture that child's smile with a smart phone. i completely get that. but i want to capture it and turn it into something amazing. i appreciate all the support that my family has given me. the drive and passion my husband has to see me succeed at something i have always doubted myself with. and he lead me to a whole other world on seeing what i can accomplish. for my kids...a huge thank you for all my crazy ideas and letting me use them as models when i want to "test" something out. and for my sister and her growing family. she has never shied away from my camera and her passion for what i do excites me as well. she has always told me to do it!! and she has always been my #1 fan. 

There are a million photographers out there and now there's a million and one! 

HAPPY SUNDAY! 

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