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quick & random | what i've been up to
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
So, I always like to do a quick update on the blog, which sort of gets neglected because sharing photos on Facebook is just so much easier. I had a crazy weekend full of shooting and each session went amazingly well. I'm all over the place with editing but I wanted to quickly throw a few up for anyone out there who looks at my blog! (& I love you for it. Yes, you!)
Xoxoxo
elliana | one month new
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
I am forever in awe of the crazy amounts of love I get to witness while photographing families and couples. It is truly what inspires me most as a photographer and a writer. It's so perfect when I capture the kind of emotion that just can't be faked - like the way a mother looks at her new baby. Or how small a baby looks in the arms of her daddy. I'm obsessed with emotions and I find myself reflecting upon my feelings often. I think it's the writer in me. I like to try to make everything poetic. As I've said a million times before, it is my one wish as a photographer to capture pure.real.raw emotion. When I look at these photos of Elliana and her parents Katherine & Jake, I can't help but to think I did my job well.
a family beach shoot | gulf beach - milford, ct
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Here we have three beautiful families that got together for some photos at Gulf Beach in Milford, CT! When I packed up and headed out for the shoot, the sky was perfectly overcast. I couldn't wait to get to the beach and be able to shoot anywhere and not have to worry about squinty eyes or shadows. Well, when I finally arrived the sun was shinning super bright and I was panicking! Especially since it was such a large group. I wasn't 100% sure of how the shoot went afterwards but I knew I did my best. When I got home to sort through the photos I was like alright..I think this could work. I finally finished up sorting and editing today and I'm really happy with the outcome.
& the moral of the story is- step out of your comfort zone. chances are, something good might come out of it.
Xoxoxo
Brave little thing spotted a star fish and picked him right up!
And a little behind the scenes ;D
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