Tag: Indianapolis Childrens Photographer

  • Evans Family

    I was introduced to the Evans Family through another client family.  They seem to know everybody, and they’re the kind of people everybody wants to know.  They are quite possibly the  most welcoming family I’ve ever met.  The kind of people you feel like you’ve known forever when you only just met.  I can see why so many of my clients gush over their generosity and love of life.  Thanks for inviting me into your amazing home.  I had the best day capturing this moment for you.




    I hope you love the portraits!

  • Janes Family

    This is my brother’s amazing family.  He’s really my step~brother, but that’s not how we roll.  When I got married my “little brother” wrote my husband and I the most thoughtful letter.  He made note of how proud he was of us and the people we had become.  It was written with such wisdom and maturity beyond his years.  It makes me tear up to think about it now, as my heart is so full with pride of who he and his wife, Lauren have become.  High school sweethearts and college best friends, these two have made being together forever look easy.  It was Lauren’s O.B. mom who delivered my Finley, and when he became seriously ill directly after birth, Lauren dropped everything and flew from D.C. to stay with my girls while Steve and I were at the hospital.  She is a wonderful Aunt and has become the most ahh-azing friend.  These two know how to have a good time and live life to the fullest.  Family & friends first.  I adore them.  And Daphne…she just about breaks my heart with cuteness.  She’s smart and funny and has the sweetest routine of sitting quietly at the top of the stairs at night, just listening to the grown ups and cuddling big bird.  She melts me.

    Oh, Lauren, I treasure our friendship.

    This location has such strong sentimental ties for my brother and his childhood. I am so glad we could capture Daphne enjoying the same place. I know these images will hold meaning and emotion for a lifetime. I heart you guys!


    Love,

  • Moe & Reinhart Family

    Can you believe all these girls?!!  I went to high school with Kristy and while we have talked a little on facebook, it was so fun to see her girls spunky personalities in person.  What a fun idea to have cousin portraits! 

     

    Look for the magic today. Maybe you’ll find a silver penny.

  • Wright Family

    The Wright family has a special place in my heart.

     

    James was just a teeny weeny newborn when I met him for the first time and now it lights me up to see him grow and watch as his smile fills a room.  He is crawling like a champ and I bet by the time you read this he’s working on walking!  It was colder than we’d hoped for the day of our session, so we moved most of our session indoors.  It was a super fun spot and I love seeing Daddy read to his boy.

     

    Thanks for everything, Christie.  Your family is filled with love.  My favorite thing to photograph, that everyday, ordinary, magic.  You have so much ahead of you in toddlerhood to cherish.  Holding hands and choosing favorite rocks. . . early morning jammies and cartoons, building forts and reading Curious George.  Soak it up.  There is just nothing else in the world like a sweet little boy.

    Thanks for letting me capture the spirit of your family.

  • Minks Family

     “She wears a demeanor made of bright pretty things. . . “

    Emilee is is one of the kindest people I have ever known.  She’s sneaky.  Shy at first.  A little quiet.  But when you get to know her. . . so funny!  I have had some rolling on the floor, tears streaming, can’t breathe, laughing moments with Em.

    “Halos made of Summer, Rhythms made of Spring”

    And doesn’t she have the most beautiful kiddos?  Mary is a mystery.  Quiet and and observant.  She has the spirit of an old soul.  Ethan is the same age as my son and such a goofball.  They say the funniest things at 3.  I love how Jeff and Emilee nurture each other.  These happy images of their family make my heart sing.

    “I’ve got crowns of words a woven, each one a song to sing”

     

     

    So grateful, Emilee!