One of the problems of being a photographer is that I have few actual prints of my family. Lots of images live on my computer, but I really have to work to get photos up on the wall. Something always takes precedence. The Gallery Wrap is something I have been offering to my clients for a while and love but never got around to creating some for our home. I so adore these photos of the kids and the cutest daddy I could find.

I like the dimensionality it gives to our living room wall. I also had one printed of Dunes during her first kite flying experience. I think I should have gone bigger.

Archive for September, 2009
its a Wrap
Cullen turns 2!
Young Cullen here turns 2 this week. Doesn’t he make 2 look like a lot of fun with a bunch left over? Happy Birthday Young Man!



Already 3 months and roughing it
The lovely Ms Mari Zona in her 3 short months of existence been stuck in a tree, hung in cheesecloth, put in a bucket, placed in a bowl, rolled in the grass, landed up in a planter and to top it all off laid on a well. No children were ever harmed during my portraits and I had a board certified pediatrician (her mom) standing by at all times. Although she was often egging me on, I should add. The life of a beautiful model is tough.






late but not never
Weeks ago, my friend Tine visited with her children and I promised to post some of the photos. Yup, life happens and I got behind. We had 4 kids, 3 and younger all under 1 roof (when the walls could hold them in)
She promised to post some of the ones she took from this trip (and some from a year ago). I am still waiting….
This post is for her… I hope this serves as a gentle reminder ![]()















dog days end
And just like that, the dog days of summer have come to an end. We celebrated 2009’s summer’s demise in Vermont with some friends, 2 legged and 4.
Here sits Emmit, proud NYC dog, acting as tough as he can with our “Wildlife” stamping at his heals.

Dunedin spend a good part of this evening asking after her friend Emmit. She would never get this close to a human she had met in just one weekend, but had no problem sidling up to this canine variety.


Zander and Griffin determined to get in on the cuteness. I need to point out that my son (I swell with pride at the thought of this) brought out this chair when he saw us taking photos outside. A son who knows how to please his photographer mommy.

whether you have paws or toes, grass just feels good underneath them

The rare photo of me. Jesse (the photog of this shot below) has no idea how hard it normally is to pry a camera out of my hands, she should ask my husband. He almost lost a finger once.

Griffin, showing off his portrait sitting skills

Griffin, done with the session, cleans up his own props.
