I love photographing repeat clients because I see to the children get so big! Last year I captured Jackie and Sam in fall and was so excited to catch up with them and make more new memories. Here is a collage from last year…
Below are from this year’s fall session!
A fun factoid about this family: Jackie and Sam met in the Target Lamp Aisle after Jackie had just moved to a new city and was looking for a lamp. Fast forward and now they have a beautiful family!
I love repeat clients because I get to see how big the babies get! Baby Jasiah below started walking at 9 months and was a joy to photograph. Below is a summer photo of him as a 1 year old with big sister Isis!
I couldn’t wait to do their fall photos. Here’s how big they are this fall!
When Zina saw their photos, she left me a lovely email saying, “Thank you so much!! I almost cried going through the pictures, we had fun! You captured so many loving wonderful moments! Please feel free to share any pictures you take, I can’t wait for our next session. I’m one happy mama! thanks again!”
I love watching Zina play with her children and their enthusiastic expressions. Below are a few from our fall session! I will be sharing a few more clients’ images soon!
Sharing a few of my Eid photos as well as this article on Atlanta Muslim that featured the many diverse Eid celebrations in Atlanta! Was happy to see a few of mine in the article! What I love about Eid are the colorful dresses and excitement of the little ones whether it’s from getting a goody bag chock-full of candy or catching bubbles in silky Eid joras!
baby-greeting always brings spontaneous smiles!
‘Eib’ is so close to ‘Eid’!
I’ve really been enjoying my January photoshoots, even though they have been quite chilly. Below is an engagement photoshoot of Sangeetha & Stathis. The weather on this day was coooold, but I’m happy Sangeetha & Stathis were troopers. Wishing this couple the best in their journey from engagement to marriage and beyond! FYI, Sangeetha is originally Indian and Stathis is Greek and they met at a Tango dancing class in college. I thought that was interesting!
We met at Marietta Square, but ended up wandering down the little quaint stores ~ the lighting was better there, and sometimes you can have a pretty location, but if the lighting isn’t cooperating, it’s better to find another spot with better lighting to get photos that pop. Here are the images below…
The one above is one of my favorite images from the photoshoot. I love the teal background thatwe stumbled upon and I like the way they are looking at each other.
“But let there be spaces in your togetherness and let the winds of the heavens dance between you. Love one another but make not a bond of love; let it rather be a moving sea between the shores of your souls.” ~ Kahlil Gibran.
What I love about this photo is that I didn’t have to tell them to strike a pose, and this is how they really were. Those photos that are taken in the real natural moment are the best ones.
