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It was such a pleasure photographing this beautiful family. I am truly blessed with photogenic clients, friends, and family!! As always, I wish I could show you all from our shoots, but we save that for the Client Access... here's a glimpse from our session of this darling family. Meet the Parents... They have two sweet little girls......

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I thought this was hilarious... I had actually finished photographing these boys by this point, but when I was wrapping it up with the other family members I looked over and saw these 3 looking like this. It was too perfect for an advertisement.:D We actually had a fun shoot this particular day. Like I mentioned, this was the very end of that...

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I don't know about you... but we are SO ready for the Snow!! There was a time when I thought I would love to live in a Winter Wonderland... until I moved to Ohio. So let's just say, I'm now happy to drive away from the cold weather every year after playing in it for a weekend instead! Here's a few from Colorado, California and Flagstaff. Uploadin...

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If you're looking for an interesting museum with a lot of history, then Yuma's Territorial Prison is one place to visit. Once an active prison, is now a historal museum. The prison accepted its first inmate on July 1, 1876. For the next 33 years 3,069 prisoners, including 29 women, served sentences there for crimes ranging from murder to polyga...