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American Fork, UT Child LDS Baptism Photographer – Saige and Jordan
So fun to take pictures for cousins who turned 8 yrs old just months apart. We went to the temple grounds of the Mt. Timpanogas LDS Temple to take pictures to celebrate them! Photographs are a fabulous way to make turning 8 yrs old and deciding to be baptized special and memorable. Having pictures to…
It’s My Birthday and I’ll Cry If I Want To
This precious little girl turned one and I was fortunate to do a session with her. The little sweetheart was trying to be happy but wasn’t quite feeling like herself. She really wanted mom to be right there and even hold her hand at times. Which is totally ok. While I want my clients to…
Flash Back Friday – High School Senior Session
As most young men, taking pictures is not something they voluntarily want to take time out of the day for. So I have learned to go a bit faster and agree and acknowledge that they could be watching football on TV or hanging out with friends, or really doing anything else. However, when the young…
Utah Family Photography – Meet Family H
“The family is one of nature’s masterpieces.” – George Santayana This adorable family came to me by way of referral. Man, I love it when my clients refer me to others! So thank you, thank you very much! (Did you know I have a referral program, check it out here) As a Utah Family Photographer…
Utah Family Photo Session at Utah State Capitol
This family is going places . . . literally. They are all headed different places around the world. They where able to meet in Utah for a weekend and get a session in along with other activities before they all part ways for a couple of years. My advice to you is just do it!…