So here it is again!!  I am so excited….Fall, Pumpkin Lattes, Family, Baking, Thanksgiving, Pecan Pie (Mmmmm), Turkey, Family, Winter, Peppermint Mochas, Hot Chocolate, Snuggling, Family, Christmas and in Phoenix……  Wonderful Weather that we suffer 6 months to enjoy!!! Oh, I’m just so excited!  Also for me as a photographer it is the most busy time of year… but I just love it.

Once again we are offering  Mini Session’s.  They will be shorter than a full session but nothing short of quality.  If you haven’t taken family Photos since last year, this is a great opportunity to take advantage of a Mini Session.  If it’s been over a year (shame on you)… don’t let another year go by.   If you have already started to think “sounds good, I’ll book a session only if _______”, then read this post.  I would be thrilled if you booked with us but, even if you book with another photographer (and there are plenty of great ones) just please be sure to take the time to have your family photographed this year! You will never regret documenting your precious family

To Kick it all off!!

2011 Mini Session Promo

Be the very first person to book* a mini session and receive

1 set of custom mini accordions (pictured below)

(3 come in a set + an additional 5 Prints!!! (Valued at +$100)

Book your session Here

I can not recall if I ever heard someone say… “I took too many photos!”  or ” I wish I would have taken less photos.” However I have heard numerous times … “I wish I would have brought my camera” or “I should  have taken more photos.”

I have a storage container, photo albums and in the past 5 years CD holders, not too mention more than +150GB’s on my hard drive full of photos.  I started to think;  I take way too many photos.  Until the recent death of my Uncle, I realized I do not have one photo with him or even a good photo of my Dad with his siblings, or my Mom with her siblings.  How could someone who takes too many photos be missing photos? Important Photos!

The older I get the more I value every single image.  I realize more and more what an incredible investment a camera is.  When time goes by and you loose loved ones, all you have left are photos and the memories attached to them.   In a few short years your TV will be outdated and your purse will be worn out  but you will treasure your photos more and more with each passing year.

I wanted to share this large family photo.  This was actually a wedding I photographed in May 2009.  The family had made plans for me to take a large family portrait during the wedding.  This would be a great to plan, to have a  family portrait taken during a large family gathering.  Whether you are hiring a professional or taking  your own camera along, don’t  forget to capture your precious memories, freezing that quick vapor of time.