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It's the little things..

AVERY | STUART

Avery and I adventured around Hutchinson Island before ending up on this dock. We walked through mangroves and got eaten alive by bugs. But you can't tell, because she's a trooper.

LAURIE

Laurie is my boyfriend's mom. She's a realtor here in south Florida and she needed some new images to use for her blog SeekMoveNest so I went over and the light coming into her lanai was awesome. Laurie was a professional fashion model in the 80's and 90's. It most definitely shows :)

KYLE

I had photographed Kyle the day he was born in the hospital and then Renata and Justin asked me to come to their home. Kyle had already grown so much in just 2 weeks, which is why when photographing newborns time is of the essence! 

Renata had coordinated the nursery with beautiful grays, yellows and whites, with a modern jungle theme. The lighting in there was beautiful and we took advantage of that. Kyle was asleep for most of the shoot and gave us the most lovely sleepy smiles.

ITALY

A few photos from my trip home to Italy this August. These were taken on my Nikon N80 and are either Kodak Portra 400 or Ektar 100.

ROME

While home in Italy in August my boyfriend and I stopped in Rome for a day to visit some family. After visiting St. Peter's Square and the Vatican Museum, we roamed around a lot just to take in the sights and we found a few cool spots. We walked for a long time along the river at sunset on our way home. The light that day was just amazing. I shot a lot of 35mm film this summer and I managed to get it all back safe to the States to be developed. These were all taken on my little Nikon N80 with either Kodak Portra 400 or Ektar 100.

FLORENCE PART II

While home in Italy this summer, I was able to take a little 3 day trip with my boyfriend to Florence. Neither of us had ever been, so it was nice to discover a new place together instead of me being the tourist guide for him. We saw so many museums and such cool art, from the Uffizzi to Michelangelo's David. It was amazing to be immersed in so much culture in such a small area. That's one of the things I miss most and love about Italy. So here's part II of Firenze..
You can find part I here