Archive for September, 2009
Super quick sneek peak-northern utah family photographer
September 30, 20094 boys….finally a sweet baby girl-Northern utah newborn photographer
September 26, 2009Friends-northern utah family photography
September 23, 2009One of my very best friends from High School in arizona brought her darling family up for a visit. We had a great time with them. Of course as soon as we left to take pictures it started pouring rain… luckily if you don’t like the weather in utah wait a minute it always changes. It was so fun to have them stay with us for a couple of days.
What a Stud-Northern Utah Child photographer
September 23, 2009I went to lunch with a great photog friend today (check out her stuff here she is awesome) and realized I never put these pics of her most adorable little man on here. We were messing around with our kids that day. Isn’t he the cutest!! Thanks Melissa for your friendship so glad we met!
Who says holiday cards need to be red and green? Northern utah family photographer
September 22, 2009Just an example of a fun holiday card…. you don’t have to have a generic card, let me custom create one for you. Time is running out get your photo session done before the busy holidays. Contact me soon to book your session I am planning on taking the month of november off and october is filling up fast.
YAY for relaxing vacations!!
September 14, 2009I will be unavailable until Monday Sept 21st. If you need to get a hold of me leave me an email I will respond when we get back!!
Crazy times!-Northern Utah family photographer
September 11, 2009This is my sister in law and her family, I love them so much and so grateful to her and her friendship! Crazy day… it had been cloudy all day so we decided to go early for pictures and wouldn’t you know it as soon as we got there the sun came and never left!! Add allergies and the blazing heat on top of that and all the kids were done before we started. We did get some cute ones though. I really am trying to get them done soon but here are a few of them.





























