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I’ve had a lot of anxious energy since the election, and decided I’d like to spend inauguration weekend putting that energy to some good 💪 If you’re feeling similarly, join me for a photography fundraiser for the ACLU on January 18
One more gratitude post, but I'll keep it short and sweet ❤️ I'm so thankful for my family, and I hope we never stop having adventures together ✨ (we are also short and sweet 😉) #joshuatreenationalpark #murraycanyontrail #travelwithkids #familyad
It's technically still the new year for a few more days, right? 😆 Really though, it's never too late to reflect and simmer in gratitude for all of the amazing folks who stepped in front of my camera last year. Thank you thank you thank you, for t
When the world feels upside down, hold your dear ones extra close ❤️ #philadelphiafamilyphotographer #phillyfamilyphotographer #rittenhousesquare #loveislove
Here's what I've been telling my kids: We're not going to change who we are as a family or what we believe in. We're going to continue to be good and kind humans, to fight for equal rights and to protect the vulnerable. And that's about all I have f
This moment is one I'm so grateful for when I photograph a c-section birth. This time right after surgery has ended, mom and baby have been reunited, getting their first chance at skin-to-skin. My clients are so happy to have photos of these moment
A moment for the partner. They have such an important role in birth; to support and love and find strength when reserves feel impossibly low. And sometimes, to sit in an empty recovery room, with their minutes-new baby, and wait... #birthpartner #be
Let's talk about when birth plans change. When you start off at the birth center, and then move to the hospital, and then to an unexpected c-section. You know what you have? A birth. But do you know what you have if you end up with an unexpected c