“It's different from a hurricane or tornado where you can look outside and see the damage. The destruction is, for most people, invisible and ongoing.” -Tara Haelle
Read MoreHow Are You? I Mean, Really, How Are You?
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Photographing Your Family Every Year
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This is a mom who has several gallery walls in her home, so we knew that a gallery collection was going to be the right fit for her. We worked together to get her the perfect frames, prints, and designs. It’s so important that I listen to each individual’s needs because everyone is so different. I love that when she walked up her stairs she got to see her family on her walls. That’s a feeling you aren’t going to get by looking at your photos on your computer every couple of months.
Read MorePalm Beach In-Home Maternity Session
These two people are such an inspiration.
Baby Noelle is the product of two parents not giving up, even when they were told that they had a 1% chance of the IVF working.
I’ve asked Sarah to share her story, and she said that she might one day, but it’s still a little too hard to talk about. This child is everything they had hoped for and telling the story makes everything real again.
Read MoreIncorporating My Fashion Photography Background Into Your Boudoir Session
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It’s not something I talk about often, but I graduated from college with a fashion photography portfolio. I even went to NYC a few times to work with fashion photographers. I thought that’s where I wanted my life and focus to be.
Read MoreIt's Time to Write Your Own Story
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I saw something yesterday that said, “Write your own story”. How can those 4 words evoke so much inside of me? About an hour before reading those words, I discovered something I wrote when I was in the middle of my darkest year (2017). I had lost my dog, my grandfather, my uncle and my grandmother, all within a few months. I then asked my husband for a divorce. I was spiraling, but maintaining (it was only from having support from those around me). What I wrote on the pages of my journal was why it was so important for me to write my own story.
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