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Finding the Right Wedding Photographer for You {Part 1: Photographic Style}

Now, it may seem obvious that you should check out a photographer's work before contacting them to photograph your wedding day. This is so essential. There are many wonderful photographers in the market with a wide variety of photographic styles. It is important you select the photographer whose style fits your vision of your wedding day. Do you...
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Skylar {3 Years Old}

Recently, this sweet princess was in the studio for her birthday session. I first met Miss Skylar when she was just one year old. My how she has grown! Skylar brought along her favorite princess dresses and read a story during her session. Too adorable!!! Look at the big smile on her face! Happy birthday, Skylar, and thanks for coming out to the...
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An Adventure: Day 7 & 8

Ah, Paris! While admittedly, it was not at the top of my list of travel destinations before this trip, I am so thankful we seized the opportunity and went. While Paris is known for it's shopping, fashion, food, etc., I was most excited for the museums. Now, normally I'm not a huge museum person...probably because we often seem to find ourselves in...
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An Adventure: Day 5 & 6

We headed to the Normandy area of France, just a few hours away from where we were staying in Paris. Our first stop was super exciting to me, Bayeux. Our time there was short, but we had the opportunity to see the Bayeux tapestry, a 70 meter long, had embroidered tapestry from the late 1400s which told the story of William the Conqueror. It was fan...
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