I have to admit, one of the things I was most excited about was working a wedding at the newly reopened Historic Onesto Event Center. I had kept up with the renovations via Facebook and they’ve done such a wonderful job with the space and I was elated to be able to see it for…
When the temperatures cool off and the leaves start to change I always get a slew of requests for engagement sessions and portraits (if you want a fall session schedule early!). It’s always a bit of a juggle to get everyone in before the temperatures change, the leaves drop and the snow arrives. Especially in…
On what may be the most picture perfect October day ever, I joined Ellen and Carolyn for their wedding at the Cleveland Botanical Gardens. It was such a beautiful day – from the gorgeous gardens, to the amazing light, to the BAGPIPER (the Scottish girl in me did a happy dance!), to the beautiful love between…
When I am able to incorporate things I love with my engagement sessions I do a bit of an extra happy dance – and this was the case with Toni and Frank’s engagement session! I really love covered bridges. I got back into photography photographing them with a boyfriend after not really doing much with…
Due to a crazy hot and humid summer a lot of my clients last year put off their engagement session until it was a bit more cooler and not so sweat inducing. Rebecca and Tim were one of those couples and the way things ended up we wound up doing their engagement session about a…
Corrigan also goes by Corri so pretty much I loved her from the moment we met because when you have an unusual name (especially for a girl!) you feel a kinship with those that have the same name. They also brought their dogs to our first meeting and they were so adorable that I…
I’ve been in Maine at Halloween before and it’s always charmed me how awesome and weird Maine is when it comes to Halloween. It shouldn’t surprise me, being that Stephen King is from Maine, how much Maine celebrates the delightfully creepy holiday but it did. Each town seems to have their own festival and way…