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  • "Photographers deal in things that are continually vanishing and when they have vanished, there is no contrivance on earth that can make them come back again." ~ Henri Cartier Bresson

Category Archives: Children

Children Photography

Lovely Baby “L”: Maryland Newborn Photographer

I must confess, this little one almost made me baby hungry.  How cute is she?   She was so calm and peaceful throughout her session and it’s probably because we caught her in a nice little age window.  Ideally the best time to photograph a newborn is within the first 10 days of life.  This...

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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas: Northern Virginia Family Photography

If this post doesn’t get you in the Christmas spirit, then I don’t know what will!  We had a blast.  We went from downtown Leesburg to the tree farm by my home.  It was too fun.  This little guy is so playful and always keeps me on my toes.  Can you tell he has a...

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A happy announcement + a favorite vendor: Northern Virginia Family Photography

So you may have noticed that things have been kind of busy around here.  It’s that time of year where appointments get snatched up quicker that you can write them down and everyone is in full preparation mode for the holidays.  What I love most about this time of year is connecting with some of...

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Highlights: Northern Virginia Photographer

Suffice it to say, I have been busy!  In a very good busy kind of way  I have had so much fun the last month and this month is proving to be equally great.  Last month, between foot massages and catching sleep when I can, I was able to capture 4 beautiful weddings, and this...

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A Golden Family Session: Loudoun County Photographer, Harper’s Ferry West Virginia

The evening for the shoot, the weather was perfection.  I just knew that the fates were with us as we ventured through Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia.  This is one of my favorite locations to shoot.  It presents some difficulties, like the need for a permit, which isn’t fun, but fortunately, the National Park Service is...

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