It has been a looooong time since I’ve posted or updated here. I’m currently in the early stages of a complete online overhaul, after which I solemnly swear to be a better caretaker of this tiny corner of the internet.

I am working on dates for Fall Mini Sessions in Chapel Hill and possibly Durham, so please stay tuned. Better yet, please sign up HERE for my email list. I will only clutter your inbox to let you know about mini session dates or the occasional other special events.

In the meantime, I wanted to share a few images from a fun project I took on last year in the early (earlier than we realized. Crazy to think these were more than a year ago.) days of the pandemic. I called it Front Porch Portraits, and with it raised some money for PORCH. If you aren’t familiar with PORCH, they are a grassroots organization, begun right here in Chapel Hill/Carrboro, that is doing great work to serve the hungry in our communities, especially families and refugees. An essential organization, made even more essential in these extraordinary times. I enjoyed doing these so much. For some, it was a reason to finally put real clothes on. Some families embraced the barefoot and pjs all day reality of quarantine. And others infused their own creativity into their portraits. I loved every single one.

Many thanks to those who participated!

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I’m coming to Atlanta soon to pretend to jump out of an airplane with my sister at iFly, celebrate a birthday, cheer for the bulldogs with some bulldogs, and hopefully catch up with some of my favorite Atlanta families over some mini sessions.

The dates are October 27 and 28, and you can book an appointment right here. If you have any questions, let me know!

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My version of Throwback Thursday will be to post highlights from some of my favorite sessions. When I recently updated my site, I was reminded how slack I’ve been about blogging over the last few years.

I met this mama wayyyy back in college when we were art students abroad in Italy. It doesn’t seem THAT long ago, does it K? Until we look around and these husbands and little girls, then yeah, it was a LIFETIME  ago. But a good one, for the most part. I love that our friendship has continued and I love seeing you with your family because I know that is what you are really all about.

There are two things in life for which we are never truly prepared: twins. ~Josh Billings

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I wouldn’t know first hand – I have a sister and three daughters myself – but the quote below captures what I imagine having a big brother like D might be like for Miss M from what I’ve seen in our times together. I just love this smart and dynamic family. It’s always a pleasure to spend a little time with the four of you.

Best relationship:

Talk like best friends, play like children, argue like husband and wife, protect each other like brother and sister.

 

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