Meet Brooke, Northeast High’s MDP Senior Model Representative. I am glad to have Brooke aboard my growing team of Seniors and I look forward to documenting her senior year in pictures. Brooke is a talent. A soccer player, tennis player, French club president a Beta club member and recycling club member. She enjoys ballroom dancing,...
Meet Rachel and Baby (as Rachel calls her) Sharron and I were in the other room when we were interrupted by Rachel’s scream. Its hard to get what actually happened. You see, Rachel’s not saying anything, but the best I can gather is that Baby was not eating her food. Actually its Rachel’s food, but...
We had four unsuccessful attempts at starting our family and I knew it was hurting her – the prospect of not having a child (and having only my mug to look at for the rest of her life). So when Rachel was given to us I know Sharron felt complete. When the midwife gave Rachel...
I think about my mother often. She’s been gone from me almost two years now and I still wish I could pick up a phone and just say hi. I never called home as much as I would love to now but that just how it is I suppose. My mother was a teacher and...
She made it or Sharron and I made it (however you might look at it.) Rachel is 1 yr old today. Nothing big scheduled. She had her party last week. She’s been so much fun to get to know and I know year two will be no less exciting. Just wanted to share a few...
My little girl will be 1 yr old in a few weeks. There is so much about Rachel that I just don’t want to change. Yet when I look back over the year, there is so much that has changed already. She’s crawling (at record speeds) She’s standing on her own. She’s exploring. She’s laughing....
Meet Annabelle and her little sister Lydia. One of the most adorable and happiest little girls I’ve have every met. I photographed her in Birmingham, AL and she really put me to work. Annabelle had her own idea of how our photosession should go and not even the big bad photographer was going to tell...
She never knew me as a photographer, but she knew I would be whatever I chose to be. I vividly remember talking to my mother saying to her that I did not want to work for someone else for the rest of my life. That was in November of 2006. She was 21.5 years into...
