A new fave…in an old favorite crop–panoramic
I love the movement in this…and the joy…and the every day. And, for me…this one is TOTALLY obvious. ha. But, you will all vote against me, I’m sure
~ Dana
Short and Sweet sessions are BACK!!!!!! It needs to be noted that these are for immediate families only(max. 5 people). And, these are the last two times I’ll be offering them this year…and because of a busy schedule…probably until next year this time. So…send me an email! You know you wanna….
~ Dana
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Our session with Dana (my mentor!) was as laid back as I thought it would be, just like Dana! As a photographer myself it was amazing to finally be the mom enjoying enjoying her children INFRONT of the camera!!! When the CD came in the mail I was like a kid on Christmas morning, giddy, running to
the computer as I opened the parcel. Teary eyed as I watched the slideshow, I wondered how am I going to decide?? Of course we invested in the CD!
Can’t wait to put them on the wall! Thanks for EVERYTHING Dana!
This family has been trying to schedule a session with me for a while now…I was thrilled that it finally happened. A favorite mix of mine–a little bit at home, a little bit out and about, and a whole lotta love for each other. The last being the most important ingredient, of course.
~ Dana
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I’m fond of saying that I like to see what your love looks like. And, then, I want to show it to you…that is my job. In the end, anyone can take a pretty picture, right? I don’t just want you to look cool. I want you to look at your pictures and see how much you all love each other. I think that is so obvious in these photographs. That wee baby boy will know without a shadow of a doubt how happy his parents were to welcome him to the world. And, what a gift that is…for them, yes, but also for me. For me to witness…I love LOVE.
See their maternity session here.
~ Dana
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On this day, we saw the sights that had originally drawn us to the idea of visiting Iceland. Not the ash from Grimsvotn–that was all about timingBut, the kids have now had the unique experience of playing in it. We even brought home a little bag of it. The ash did affect the sights–the glacier covered in it looked like someone had pencil sketched it.
Sadly, when we got to Jokulsarlon, it was raining…so hard that we sat in our car and I would bundle up and run out and take pictures for 2 minutes max before me and my gear were soaked and then I’d come back to dry off before repeating the stepsI was sad…as I thought the beauty of Jokulsarlon would only truly be experienced in the sun…but I was wrong. There is something spiritual about this place. It is not something that one can express through words…or at least, I cannot express it through words…but, the rain I think added to it. No, we did not get to take the boat tour. We surely would have caught pneumonia if we had OR we would have become deaf from the whining of our children who were wet and cold and desperate to be warm and dry. BUT…we did see it. Sitting in our car in the silence as the giant icebergs floated by. If you are curious to their size, you can look closely and see a bird in one of the images. And, there was something powerful about the moment…Even in the fog and the rain. Or maybe, because of it. I’ll never know because this is the only way I’ve experienced it
Jack wrote about this day here: http://pughville.com/?p=376
~ Dana
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