
My First Interview!
So this was really exciting…remember how I took the School Photos at my son’s school, The Education Cooperative, last Fall? Well, the Music Therapist asked
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I know how difficult it can be to get a great photo of someone who has trouble following instructions or making eye contact, works hard at sitting or standing independently, or has multiple medical devices that might be a distraction.
I also know what it’s like to have few, if any, great photos of your special person that really capture their personality and their spark.
I have years of professional experience working with children and adults with special needs and their families. I am also the mom of a medically complex, very cute, very fresh, teenage boy. All of this has given me the ability to see and capture the beauty in every individual.
I hope you enjoy my blog filled with beautiful images of people of all abilities, fun stories, cool recommendations, and anything else that I think will give you a smile.
So this was really exciting…remember how I took the School Photos at my son’s school, The Education Cooperative, last Fall? Well, the Music Therapist asked
I have been working on the most fun project for the past several weeks. I thought it would be an easy 1-2-3 editing job, but
Moments are fleeting; brief, but memorable. We want to remember them because they usually represent something significant, happy, meaningful, positive. As a photographer my goal
Well, I’m doing something I’ve been putting off for a while…I am taking a leap and getting my own head shots and branding photos done!
I got that in a fortune cookie! It’s been the name of my blog for years. I started blogging as a way to keep track