Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Arocho Family // Covington, GA Family Photography

New slideshow of a fun family shoot here in Covington, Georgia. Hope that you enjoy. Remember, there is music in the show so you may need to turn down the volume.

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Friday, February 19, 2010

Catching Up :: Photography Charleston South Carolina

A year ago this March my brother-in-law and sister-in-law moved to Charleston, Georgia from New York. I was thrilled to have them closer to us and even more thrilled that they were moving to a city that Spencer and I absolutely LOVE.

Due to this love, we have been to visit several times since they moved there and I have gotten some of my favorite "non-people" images on these trips.

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The first time we fell in love with Charleston, our two year anniversary trip. Spencer and I rented bikes and loved every minute of the 3 hours we rode around Charleston. The best of times.
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Some of my favorite people shots as well. I love shots of strangers on the beach.
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I thought it was so cute this shot of the dad taking a picture of his wife and son.
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My beautiful sister-in-law.
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I don't put a lot extra textures or frames on many of my images but this one below, just seemed to fit.
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This one I ab-so-fabulistically love of the two of them.
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Taking in the night life of Charleston. I have to say there were as many stumbling drunk people in downtown Charleston as I remember there being on Bourbon Street when I was there many moons ago.
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Lowlight shooting at it's finest my friends. ;)
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Thursday, February 18, 2010

My Heart

This is my most favoritest image of Liam and I. It has yet to be replaced.
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The story: Liam was 2 1/2 days old and still in the NICU. He had just finished screaming bloody murder as I had just unsuccessfully attempted to feed him for the first time since the nurses failed to inform me that I could have tried the day he was born (being naive is painful sometimes). The episode ended in him falling asleep exhausted in my arms and the look on my face is pure despair that I cannot provide for my sweet baby.

Not knowing the story, most think it just a sweet picture. For me, this picture fully conveys all I was feeling and experiencing at that time as a new mother. Clearly I remember that first rocky week of his life and my anxiety at having to leave him in the hospital and then the unbridled joy when I finally got to take him home and my life forever being changed and enriched by being his mother.