Elena, her mama, and her papa are waiting for a new baby this fall. Our plan was a maternity session for mama, with big sis and proud papa there to help out. But it didn’t take long for the beautiful and spirited Elena to steal the show. She’s a darling; even her little pout is lovely (perhaps her three-year-old energy reminded me of another little girl I know?!). Elena’s incredibly excited for the arrival of her new baby, as is the whole family. The Arnold Arboretum in Jamaica Plain provided a beautiful summer backdrop for our session. I have so many favorites from their session… and so here are the top dozen! Best of all, I know I’ll be seeing this beautiful family again soon–for a newborn session when their little sweetie arrives!
Sweet darling Rose is now eight months old. As the inaugural participant in the Zemler Wu Photography Baby program, she’s now on her third portrait session with me. Take a look back in the archives; if you had any doubt how much babies change in the first year, Rose can set your mind straight. Most stunningly, she’s grown a beautiful head of light colored curls since her last session! Also check out her sitting, crawling, and two front teeth! Of course, with a name like Rose–our first stop was a South End rose garden. We also needed to capture some of Rose’s lovely rolls of baby fat–so a few of au naturel (okay, with bloomers on–don’t you love the hot pink ruffles and polka dots?!)! And, we couldn’t help but feature Rose’s baby blues–she’s just a stunning little girl, isn’t she?! And although she can’t talk yet, Rose’s charming personality already shines through–check out a few of my favorite images from her session, and I think you’ll agree!
P.S. Rose’s friends and family can find her full session here!
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This is my second time to photograph the handsome Eli, age three months, and big brother Jacob, not quite two. They are participating in the Zemler Wu Photography Baby Program, so it will be my distinct pleasure to have two more sessions with them as well (I just love it when I get the chance to stick with a family for a whole year and watch the little ones change and grow).
Their gorgeous family recently moved to Massachusetts and after the winter in temporary housing, they are happily settling in Duxbury. A fantastic reason to head to Duxbury Beach for their session! We had a perfect summery morning to play on the dunes, dig in the sand, and explore the territory. As those who have been out on a session with me know, I’m always on the look out for unique architecture and textures to layer with the people in my portraits. Duxbury Beach was an absolute treasure on that front and I can’t wait to recommend the spot for future clients, too.
Please enjoy a few of my favorite images from my morning with Eli, Jacob, and their parents. More to come as the year continues…
Family and friends of Eli and Jacob, please follow this link to access their online ordering gallery and see additional images from the session…
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June 12, 2010
Roger Williams Park Casino
Providence, Rhode Island
I had the distinct pleasure of photographing Paul and Lauren’s wedding and reception at Roger Williams Park earlier this month. I love weddings (a big part of why I veered toward wedding photography!), but their day was particularly special to me. My husband Sherman and I were also married at Roger Williams, now almost seven years ago. The park is filled with wonderful memories for us, and I felt a unique sense of joy and creative energy in photographing another happy couple getting married there.
Paul and Lauren’s romance began nearly nine years ago, so their families were particularly pleased that they were “finally!” getting around to tying the knot. It was surely an event worth waiting for. Although the day continually threatened rain, we cautiously went outdoors to the park’s Rose Garden for portraits–then continued to cross our fingers through the outdoor ceremony. The rain held off and the overcast skies and damp leaves made for fantastic photography. We even managed to stay outdoors, taking advantage of the bandstand and bridge for portraits after the wedding (about the time we finished, the storm let loose–our timing was just about perfect).
Paul and Lauren had a love birds motif, so our photos of the rings and the “lucky sixpence” in Lauren’s shoe had to take advantage to the lovely feathered friends they used in the decor (and on top of their cake–too cute!). The wedding party, including the adorable brother/sister ring bearer/flower girl pair Zachary and Natalie, brought an awesome energy to the day. Many of my favorite shots include the wedding party; they kept Paul and Lauren (as well as the photographers) laughing all day long. Well, except for the touching and heartfelt toasts. Not a dry eye to be found then!
Paul and Lauren, thanks for the honor of joining in your day. It’s been our pleasure to get to know you. Many happy returns!
P.S. Photographer Brenda Cooney covered Paul and Lauren’s wedding with me. She’s responsible for the fantastic coverage of the groom and groomsmen on the porch before the ceremony. The gorgeous shot of Natalie in the garden is hers. And she always rocks the cake shot.
P.P.S. My darling husband Sherman assisted. He couldn’t be kept away from a Roger Williams Park Wedding. And nobody maneuvers a reflector or video light like he does.
The full set of images from Paul and Lauren’s wedding is now available for online viewing. Click here to see!
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Our darling son is now a two-month-old (actually, at work on three months at this point, but who’s counting?!)… He’s an amazing baby. Already 14 pounds and two feet tall, we keep wondering where the newborn went?! All that size is not for nothing–he’s a strong little man, an awesome sleeper, and a smiley young chatterbox. There’s nothing more wonderful as a mother than seeing the first sweet smiles of a new baby. I think you’ll agree, he’s a charmer!
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