Caroline's 6 Months: Part 2

Caroline and her family have become special to Sarah and I. We have been meeting up with them during Caroline’s first year of life to capture her continuous changes. Our sessions are always full of sharing stories and comparing notes as new parents. Being new parents ourselves we completely understand how fast changes occur.

This session we enjoyed the beautiful fall and took Caroline outside. As you can see sweet hats complement little girls like icing on an already perfect cake. I am so excited for Caroline’s parents and continue to be amazed at how fast our children grow.

Caroline=6 Months!!!

Just last week I took my family to our very first family picture session. We followed Betsy King around as she guided and directed us through our photo shoot. I was amazed at all of the excitement and anxiousness I felt after the session was over. I can't wait to see my families pictures!!!

A few days later Sarah and I headed back to Quinn and Jody's home to shoot Caroline's 6 month photo session. I now know what it is like to keep the photographer's blog up on my computer while hitting the refresh key on the hour so I wanted to give a quick sneak peek at Caroline's photo shoot so we can give that refresh key a break.

Gabe + Michelle = Wedding

With the wedding of Gabe and Michelle, my wedding season has ended but not without inspiring me. I always intend to inspire others but I often find myself as the inspired one. Working with my clients gives me insight to their lives and their stories.

Everyone has a story and Gabe and Michelle are no different. Gabe and Michelle joined hearts in the beautiful Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum in Auburn, Indiana. On the staircase of the historic showroom floor family and friends witnessed the joining of their families.

I had a great year watching the weddings of beautiful couples such as Gabe and Michelle and I am thankful for the inspiration they bring me. I still have one more wedding story to blog about so check back to see Eric and Leah's beautiful Ohio wedding.

Tim + Erica = Wedding

I have been excited to shoot Tim and Erica’s wedding for almost a year now. When Erica first called me she told me how she was a guest at the beautiful Curtis and Amanda's wedding early last year. She said she just had to have us shoot her wedding!

After a light morning rain, the humidity came out to create a sticky afternoon for a beautiful wedding in Syracuse Indiana. The ceremony was romantic as the several hundred candles lit the sanctuary. After quick send off, we took Tim and Erica to an amazing field of yellow daisies right off of Highway 13! We couldn’t have asked for a better time and location to take our now freshly married couple.

Once we arrived to the reception, we quickly found out that a transformer blew outside the building causing the power to go out. Do you recall I mentioned the day was hot and sticky?! Tim and Erica inspired me. They went into a dark reception with the outlook that nothing can change the fact that they are married and they will always have each other. The evening continued as the electric company worked outside to restore power which never really stayed on that night. At the end of the evening Tim and Erica where still married and loving every minute of it.

Thanks so much Tim and Erica! You guys have reminded me how love can pierce through any darkness. Congratulations!!!

The Felger Family

Taking family pictures are a fun treat for us when we have the chance to do them. So when the Felger family contacted us to see if we would take their family pictures we gladly accepted. This family session included multiple generations headed up by two warm-hearted parents. It is awesome to place a family with multiple generations together in a shot and step back to be amazed what two people can start.

Capturing weddings is an amazing thing and it is only the beginning for that couple. We get to be there to see it, but when we get the chance to capture a multi generational family we get be there to see what has happened since their wedding day. What an honor!