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Merry Christmas to all. I realize as I write this that It has been a year since my last post. A few days after my last posted session, I experienced a personal loss. Something that truly affected me; more than that I thought it would. Some may say it was minor, this is what I even told myself. Now I understand that I was not truly being honest with myself. I still did photography throughout the year and my clients remained faithful to me in the midst of a very slow year. If you are one of those- I want to tell you thank you. Thank you for sticking it out with me. Thank you for your support.

I don’t know what 2024 will look like. But I have hope.

If your year has also been somber, know that you are not alone. 2023 was beautiful to me, despite a personal identity crisis. It was beautiful to me because I finally understood more about my “why”. I will share more as the months come to pass. I remain a wedding photographer and a family lifestyle photographer. This is who I am in the end. I document YOU. Thanks for trusting in me.

Thank you 2023, for the many lessons. Here’s to a new year- here’s to hope.

Madison + Aaron

I’m sure you remember those movies where the protagonist has no idea that their one true love has been right in front of them the entire time. They find out towards the end of the movie that they had known each other all along. “It was you all along,” she would say. Flashbacks and glimpses pop into her head of all the times they crossed each other’s paths, not knowing that one day they would fall in love.

THIS is THAT story.

Madison and Aaron fell in love and later realized that they had been in such close proximity to each other without ever knowing the other existed. I’m talking years.

I, for one, am a sucker for romantic beginnings. I couldn’t think of a more romantic one to end with. This was one of my last sessions of the year, and i’m sure glad I get to share their story.

Keila Maternity Session

Every now and then you encounter someone with a kindred spirit. That’s how I feel with Keila. I am reminded of young love when I talk to her. It makes me smile to see that despite time passing by, I still meet people that are like minded; like hearted. Soon, she will have her own little friend, and I cannot wait to see what’s in store for the future.

I love maternity sessions, but I especially love indoor maternity sessions. On a hot August day, an indoor session makes for a great alternative to Houston humidity. The comfort of your own home makes it extra special. Chasing light in your own home is an adventure worth trying.