I love to see these babies grow!!! You’ve seen her before.
I had a dream the other night that I had a little baby boy. oh my! I don’t think I need another one.
william | spokane baby photographer
January 25, 2010 – 6:15 pm
I’m not a person of many words. If you’ve met me you probably know this. I like to think my photos speak for themselves. In this case I think not only do the photos speak for themselves, but this little boy’s personality really shines through.
Thanks to the family. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and loved spending time with you all. See you guys again in 6 months!
two in one | spokane family & child photographer
December 13, 2009 – 3:33 pm
I had TWO photoshoots yesterday. Both were so much fun!
I spent two hours with the first family and by the end I felt like I knew them. They made me feel right at home and their oldest daughter reminded me so much of my own daughter. She had boundless energy.
The second family scheduled a mini session so we went to the park to play for 30 minutes. It was freezing out, but they were such troopers! I loved all of the hats they had. Their dog was a riot too!
Thanks to both families.
Don’t forget to schedule a mini session! The special expires on January 1st!
The Wooldridge Family…
The Potter Family…
epic. | spokane photographer
December 11, 2009 – 5:03 pm
the other day I became a fan of a page on facebook titled ‘I wish music played during epic moments of my life and not just in movies’. phew… that’s a lot to say.
It’s true though. I imagine myself with my iPhone always at the ready. waiting for that moment and pausing time to find the perfect song before I press play again.
Today it happened by accident. No, I wasn’t holding my iPhone just waiting for it. I was standing next to the stove reading my book. Olivia, my daughter, was watching a movie. I looked up from my book, inhaled the wonderful scent of banana muffins and felt the warmth from the oven on my legs. The Christmas tree lights glittered as the light outside the window faded…
and the music from the movie swelled. Nothing extraordinary or complex. It started slowly and quietly and as I looked up at my home, the tree, the cooling muffins, the warm lamp light, it swelled, louder and longer. My heart swelled with it and for a second I thought it might burst.
I guess it wasn’t necessarily an ‘epic’ moment, but it was *my* moment.