I am often asked at every wedding if I shoot with Digital.  Mainly they are older men who have an old camera and can't get through to letting film go, I don't blame them.  There is something about a hard negative that you can lift up to the light and view an image on.  Josh was the creditor to helping me grow in my passion of photography and so many nights a camera would be in our hands exploring the light.  We fell in love over it and continue to grow in it every day.  I am blessed by what it has brought to my life and how it continues to teach me to find myself or what speaks to me.  Below are some images that I took with our Hasselblad.  To see the image framed in the viewfinder of this camera was the best part of the process for me. 

Below is a trip that I took with my mom and late aunt.  We visited a flea market in texas where i practiced my skill.  I will never forget this trip and what it meant to me to go out there and capture life on film. This post is for my Aunt Kathy who taught me to explore the world and love life at ever moment (even the bad times).  Mi mancherai bella.

dreaming of a bigger hole in my backyard.

and taking portrait sessions.  here is my first after being back from maternity leave...baby caroline is only three weeks younger than leon.  sweet sweet baby!