Real Photography closed in December 2014 and is no longer accepting clients. Thank you for your support over the years! Please follow me at my new personal blog: www.needlesandapen.com to keep up with my latest photography, craft, and nursing school adventures.
The actual office may not be done yet, but that hasn’t stopped us from enjoying the gorgeous setting outside our new home/studio! You’ve seen it all frosty and icy, now here’s the sunny side of things!
Francesca came to me for her senior portraits earlier this month and after talking with her about what she was looking for, I knew the rural setting would be just perfect. (And yes–I totally get to photograph the most photogenic people!)
Posted in Senior Portrait Photographer
Bernadette and Haydn christened our new studio in Black Forest last month and the weather couldn’t have been more perfect for their Christmas card pics! Pics from their “trash the dress shoot” that day (brrr!) to come in the next few weeks!
Posted in Engagement Portrait Photographer, Grown-ups
Nov 16, 2009
You may remember that I shared pictures from Gavin’s newborn portrait session a couple of weeks ago–now I get to share pictures from his birthday! (And yes, we are still hideously behind on blogging…and laundry, but I’m pretty sure you don’t care about the laundry.)
It goes without saying that it is an amazing honor to capture a baby’s birth. Being with a family at that intensely private time is such a joy. Those of you that know me know that I’m crazy about birth anyway and not-so-secretly dream of being a midwife when our babies are all grown and gone, so getting to see Gavin enter the world was a special treat!
His parents have graciously allowed me to share most of their images with you, which I am so excited about! And before I get to sharing them I have to say that Larissa is my birth hero. When I’m going through labor/delivery in January I will be thinking of her and her strength.
When I had Will, I was in labor for about 5 hours…and I went for the “cry, moan, beg for swift death and generally carry on like a giant sissy” method of non-medicated childbirth. Larissa was in BACK labor for something like 30 hours and the only negative thing I heard out of her mouth was one utterance of “oh my back.” Not “I’m going to DIE” or “I DON’T CARE WHAT I SAID, GIVE ME THAT NUBAIN STUFF!” or “please can’t someone just beam him out of me” (even in my darkest hour I’m still a Trekkie). It was the most incredible thing I’ve ever seen–she was even making little jokes between contractions! I should get a little bracelet that says WWLD, so that when I’m in the hospital I can try to have one ounce of the strength Larissa has!
If you’d like to see the slideshow, it is here.
Posted in Birth Photographer
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