Art, décor, family and photography- it's all part of me!
Baby drool. I don't know why it's so cute, but it is.
I may have captured my best baby drool photo ever during this session. I'll let you be the judge.
This sweet family was great to work with- and baby Roel was the happiest kid ever. I love my job. It's such a joy to get to capture stages of life like this one.
Britt and Emma are both seniors at Borger High School (my hometown), and wanted to shoot a few images with each other during their sessions. So, we combined them and had the best time!
These two are so much fun. Emma is easygoing and athletic- Britt is into music and fashion. I loved shooting with them both. It was clear they were friends after checking out their clothing selections. They'd planned individually, but sure enough, their wardrobes seemed to compliment each other- and most importantly, each one of them individually.
I have no doubt that God has some great plans ahead for these two ladies. I so enjoyed my time with them - and their posse! Enjoy!
Here is yet another very special lady I've gotten to know through church. Calin is someone I believe in a whole lot. Watching her grow in her faith has been a blessing to me, and I can't wait to see where God takes her next! I felt like I was photographing Pocahontas during our entire shoot, so I might just have a new nickname for her. :)
You are beautiful inside and out, Calin!
Jeff + Nanci met me on a windy day in West Texas, and were so completely nice and excited for their baby's arrival- it made me all that much more excited about ours! There is just something about a pregnant woman that is so beautiful- and to see her husband by her side who is eagerly anticipating this little one's arrival...so much fun- it's one of the most beautiful things in life!
Enjoy these images of Jeff, Nanci, and a baby bump!
My sister-in-law, Emily, is engaged! I was excited to get to Borger to photograph an engagement session for her and her fiancé, Eduardo. It was the most beautiful day- hardly any wind and a bright blue sky. When I asked Emily where she wanted to shoot, she already knew- we ended up on a family friend's piece of land- a place she'd visited many times since she was young. I had a great time exploring with them, and it was a great session. Mostly because I was getting to photograph a very happy Emily. :)
Technical side note: During this session I rediscovered my love for my wide-angle lens! I have had the 14-24 2.8 for a long time but had started using a lighter zoom lens more often. Well, that lens broke, and so I was forced to pick up the 14-24 again- and I'm so glad I did! I feel like I've found a part of my work that had been missing!
