This fall we have three opportunities for Limited Edition Sessions. These are similar to the mini sessions we have done in the past. The sessions are shorter and simpler than a standard session, and are scheduled on specific dates at a location we have chosen with a specific style in mind. This year, you may choose urban, outdoors, or studio. Limited edition sessions are perfect for those who want custom artwork of their family, but have a limited budget, or who just need a few great images. If you haven’t worked with us before, it’s a great way to try us out and see what we offer. If you are interested in a full session, we currently have a fantastic promotion – get the details here.
I just love shooting outside in the summer. After such a cold, rainy spring, I love not having to worry about the weather. These are from a fun session with one of my favorite families. Enjoy these cuties! I love the truck image so much I want to hang it in my home 
I have received a few emails about my fall schedule and possible mini sessions, so I thought I would post a little update here. I will be doing two days of mini sessions this year. There will be an August date for urban mini sessions, and a September date for outdoor mini sessions. These dates will be announced within the next few weeks. If you would like to book a full session this fall, the sooner you book the better, as I only take a limited number of sessions each week. Sessions are available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays.
So I have had this spot in my home just waiting for the perfect image to display there. My husband and I got married in the month of April and we have a portrait of us on our wedding day in the middle of all of these tulips. So last winter, I had this great idea to get a shot of my girls in tulips so I could hang the two portraits together. We picked out matching frames, and I even knew exactly what size of portrait I wanted for the space. I bought cute Easter dresses for my girls, and we headed down to Temple Square one night to capture my vision. I thought I wanted a close up shot of them sitting together in the tulips looking right into the camera. Well, my kids gave me about 2 minutes of cooperation and then they were off. They were all about running, exploring, twirling, skipping and smelling flowers. So that’s what we captured. I found spots with great light and had them skip and twirl and play ring around the rosie to their hearts’ content. The shots I captured were so much better than what I had originally planned. I love them so much I’m going to have to make an album. And this is what I now have hanging in my kitchen.
This was such a good reminder for me that sometimes the “perfect” shot might come in ways that are unexpected. This image tells a better story than what thought I wanted. I love my girls so much! Thanks for letting me share something a little more personal.
by emilyjane
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