So I'm like a year and a few months late at writing this blog...but better late than never - right? The pandemic has given me time to reminisce on some of my favourite days from 2019. I BELIEVE this was only my fourth wedding - looking back on these I realise how much my editing has changed in a year and a few months! Growth is wild, folks. A lot of couples fret about the weather on their wedding day...and lets just say - this day was POURING!! Regardless, it made for some of

I gotta say, I'm usually pretty hands-on for newborn session, snuggling and calming your baby...but with the hands-off COVID sessions it's been pretty hard! I must say that the parents I've guided through swaddling their babies though, have been PROS! I did not swaddle Colton for his newborn session, because his squishy 6-week goodness was too delicious to hide. The pro about doing late newborn photos means a little extra chunk, and a little more smiles. I'm not complaining a

Note: For the privacy of the family I will only be using the initials of the kids' first names. The Carrell Family gave me the opportunity to do best of both worlds - an intimate at-home session, and then a fun outdoors session. Can we just take a moment to appreciate how perfectly they nailed dressing for family photos?! Also I can't help but love a good flat-brimmed hat. Courtney killed it! Toddlers can be challenging, and anyone who has ever been around a toddler will know

Have you ever seen a baby have so much hair, that the hospital actually gives the parents a comb?? I'm not talking a "baby brush" - I mean a full-sized, adult comb. I have a lot a of newborns who don't want to sleep their whole session, where the parents panic and say "oh my goodness, have you ever dealt with this before?!" my answer is "yes...I am more surprised when a baby DOES sleep the whole session." William was one of those babies who did sleep his whole session - and I

I started doing newborn photography back in November of 2015. With being new to the industry, I just followed suit; putting babies in buckets and bowls, shaping them like clay into different positions, pulling out my hair as I tried to get them to sleep... It's not that I didn't know how to do this type of newborn photography (see below), it's that it was stressful, and I was never happy with the outcome - inevitably leading me to falling out of love with photography. As of O