July 2011 - Page 3 of 3

Welcome to my blog!

Thanks for stopping by.
Grab yourself a snack and stay awhile.

This is the place to see sneak peeks from recent client sessions, get to know a little about me and probably more than you thought possible about my kids.

Here are a few things to know about me to get you started:
* I've got 3 kids.
* They are pretty darn fabulous (and I'm not biased or anything.)
* Lists are fabulous, especially ones with bullet points.
* I make a mean chocolate chip cookie (sadly they are the only thing I know how to make and unfortunately one cannot survive on cookies alone...or can one?).
* I use parentheses freely and frequently to indicate my deep, inner thoughts.
* Each person/baby/kid that I photograph has a special place in my heart (and be forewarned: I clearly tend toward the cheesy side in my writing).

Please feel free to leave comments...they always make my day...or e-mail me any questions!

And if you are thinking about newborn photos, call me now, while you are still pregnant, to get on the calendar.

Enjoy!
Judith

Monthly Archives: July 2011

Even Faster { Missoula Child Photographer }

As you saw yesterday, the difference between being 2 and being 3 is substantial. Guess what? The difference between being 1 and being 2 is even more amazing. Last year when I met up with this little girl, it resulted in one of my very favorite shots ever. I mean it has an adorable baby […]

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So Fast { Missoula Child Photographer }

{ I’m officially back and the blog is going to be busy for the next while…lots to share. Client goodness first, and then you will be overwhelmed with our vacation photos! } This last weekend my fabulous sister and I made the trek over the mountains to Montana to run the Missoula Half Marathon and […]

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The Trouble with the Tropics

What happens when your on vacation and you take your favorite camera from a nice air conditioned house out into 90 degrees, 98% humidity? You have a minor panic attack because everything turns foggy. Hmpf. Took about 10 minutes each time for my camera to adjust to the climate change from inside the house to […]