Here are some images from a recent shoot with a wonderful family. These boys were SO adorable -funny, sweet, and so cute.
I absolutely love Indian clothing ~ it seems to be the perfect mix of beauty and comfort.
Enjoy!
Love, life, family, music, knitting, cooking, movie-making, goofing around, wine, food, laughs.
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A sneak peak for the Zaballo Family. I photographed them on the edge of a big transition -as their son was heading off to college and their daughter entering high school. They are an amazing family unit -they are funny, close, and so aware of the gifts that each of them have. We started the session by them having a meal around their family table -how great is that?
For me personally, seeing the sweetness and affection between Tricia and Chris (above) just melted my heart. I love photographing couples that have been together for years -there is a depth to that relationship, a knowing about each other, that when it’s caught on camera and frozen in time -it is such a special gift. I actually have a photo of Drew and myself, (speaking of knowing each other for years -we met when I was 15!) that is similar to this pose and I love it. Hope you two like this one as well. 
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Marshall is my husband’s first cousin and I was honored to be asked to photograph his wedding with Nahyon, the lovely bride. Marshall is one of the country’s best birders -and Nahyon is terrified of birds. Love conquers all, doesn’t it! Nahyon does, however, adore dogs. They drove all the way across the country because they wanted to have their sweet dog Chula with them -who is actually quite sick and probably in her last months. I loved that they refused to leave Chula behind, and she was there for the whole wedding, relaxing in the California sun.
It was a great time -the groomsmen were hysterical- and up for anything. I stopped by the guy’s house when they were getting ready to grab a few documentary shots. They asked what should they be doing and I said “Nothing! I’m a fly on the wall -just act normal.” Within 8 minutes they had made a human pyramid, juggled crochet balls, wrestled each other to the ground, and wrapped Marshall in paper towels. No joke. Then later after the wedding, they wanted to do one of those “groomsmen jumping in the air” shots, so they got on chairs and jumped off -we heard a huge crack when one of the chairs broke. Really funny -it’s in the photos here. The bridesmaids were just shaking their heads, all gorgeous and stylish in their killer black dresses.
Anyhow, many congrats to Marshall and Nahyon!! It was such a great weekend down in Paso Robles, thank you for having me there to capture it. xo
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Have you seen this guy’s work? I ran across Todd Selby’s new book recently -so cool. He photographs “creative individuals in their personal spaces”.
I love images of people in their own environment, I could look at this stuff all day long. Anyhoo- check it out!
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