Big Things {Hanover, NH Child Photographer}

I feel like I am standing on the edge of something great. Something big and real and dreamy and all that my Father God wants it to be. I stand in awe of Him and the gifts He gives to His children who could never deserve the love he so generously pours out on us. I stand in awe of Him who loves even when we take a step away and get too busy to be devoted to Him. And I stand in awe of this God who perfectly cares for ME, and His patience with me as I question His plan and His wisdom and His purpose. His mercy is great.

The studio is now empty. It is mine on Thursday. I start painting and hanging pictures and curtains and moving furniture in next week. It is here, this dream of mine, this little gift from the God who owns it all. And I am excited and thrilled and nervous and ecstatic to be in this place right now, where I can only trust that He knows the perfect plan. It is a fine place to be in.

Please come celebrate with me. I am going to have an open house on Saturday May 30th from 9am to 1pm. I will be doing FREE 10 minute sessions and I want to say again- these sessions are FREE. Just come and let me point my lens at your beautiful family. I want to practice with all my cool new stuff, and I will need images for a new marketing campaign, and I will just want to share with all my friends, family, and clients, a little of what will be a new part of my art work. I am going to have food and a drawing for something cool and there will be discounts on that day if you book a session. But mostly, I just want to celebrate. You can R.S.V.P. to me at 603-991-8282 or e-mail me. You can bring your kiddos all dressed in their best, or leave them home and let me shoot YOU on that day, or just come, and celebrate and eat some good food.

In the meantime, I'll leave you with these fun shots of my kiddos. I was testing out a new cool spot- The Highland Croft property where there are beautiful stone walls, and a pond, and cool big logs, and the promise of lots of beautiful wildflowers and green bushes and trees galore. (And I did get permission to shoot here, thank you Mr. Gould! So no relaxing jail time for trespassing for me.)