It’s Mother’s Day here in the UK and I thought it would be a great time to share with you this recent newborn session I photographed. Babies have their own schedule. They decide when they’re ready to make their appearance into this world (or we decide for them). I’m incredibly flexible when it comes to…
This is one of those small world moments. When I first moved to the UK, I got a job working in a local café while I built up my business in this country. One day, a woman walks in and orders her coffee. She has an American accent. It’s like my accent. We do the…
This newborn session was particularly special because H’s family was visiting from the States at the time. Rather than the typical newborn photos I take, the whole family–grandparents from both sides–gathered on a rainy day (that bit is quite typical). I feel like I’ve said this quite a bit recently, but family is super important…
Upon moving to the UK, the first person I ever met was A. We first met through an online Facebook group (that funnily, neither of us are really part of any more) and that led to an in person meeting at a cafe in the heart of London. Since that first meeting, I’ve had the…
This post has been in my drafts for almost a year. Since I first wrote it, I have experienced a second miscarriage in June 2018. One that the doctors classified as a “normal” miscarriage. I wish doctors would be more sensitive in the language that they used when talking with patients. I don’t want to…
H and A met online and after their first date over tapas and wine, decided ‘Hey – that was fun, let’s do it again.’ Thus, a relationship began and now here we are later on down the road. H is pregnant with twins (though has given birth at the time of this writing already–I’m set…
