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Labor Day Weekend is a chance to pump the brakes and wish some sweet peeps a happy birthday | North Carolina Family Photographer
- As we celebrate this Labor Day weekend, I can feel summer saying goodbye. It’s in the cooler mornings and the lower temps throughout the day. It’s in the local college campus and the energy that it emanates. But hold up! (‘Pump the brakes’ as my cousin Mark said to me recently.) We have some August birthdays to [...]
July has been hot...but well worth celebrating these July peeps... | Chapel Hill, NC Portrait and Event Photographer
- Hey, July! You’ve been…well, hot. Really hot and sunny and high humidity actually, which means I’ve been swimming more. What do you do to keep cool with these hot summer days? (I've also rediscovered the joy of cool watermelon on a hot day...) When it comes to July birthdays, we’ve had some of the best[...]
June brought celebrations and summertime | Chapel Hill, NC Photographer
- As this summer month comes to a close, I’d like to give a shout out to our June celebrations. On June 3rd, this lovely couple celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary. I had the pleasure of capturing them and their smiles at the American Federation of Motorcyclists' Annual Gala and Awards Ceremony. Both Tom and[...]
Graduation Portraits at the University of North Carolina | Chapel Hill Photographer
- ‘Tis the season where my Facebook feed is filled with families, joy, and graduation photos! I love seeing the happy grads, their families gathered together, and friends hugging and celebrating the journey they’ve taken together. No matter where they’ve graduated, or in what field, they’ve walked away knowing someth[...]
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue | Chapel Hill, North Carolina Photographer
- This Victorian rhyme is a time-honored tradition that is believed to bring the bride good luck. Wearing “something old” expresses the newlywed couple’s desire to retain connections with their family once they enter into married life. One tradition suggests that the bride’s “something old” be an old garter gi[...]