A couple of weeks ago, I attended the wedding of my friend Michael and his lovely bride, Diana.  Nestled in a small garden, the ceremony was a beautiful one – small and intimate.

I always felt that there is so much pressure involved for wedding photographers, but I surprised myself at how much I enjoyed capturing these moments.  And using film, I was much more selective about the shots that I did take.

Congrats Michael & Diana!

Contax 645 | Fuji Pro 400H

Spending the day with my girls, and sending love to my mother!

Atlanta Botanical Gardens

Nothing quite better than sun flare + film.

And so it begins …..

Can’t wait for this baby girl to arrive.

We packed up the girls and headed to beautiful Fajardo, Puerto Rico this year for spring break.  We needed this break as a family.

I booked this trip over a month ago, and it was worth every bit of preparation.  Believe me, traveling this far with two little ones is quite a feat.  The weather was beautiful – clear blue skies and temps in the 80′s.  A welcome break from the springtime pollen in Atlanta.

These are my little souvenirs from the trip.

This drawer in my workspace is filled with all of my polaroids, taken with various cameras.  Once I scan them, they end up here.  Which isn’t so bad – it is quite a sight to pull open that drawer and see so much goodness!  But I’ve decided that this has to change, so I have begun a “polaroid wall” – filled with favorites.

I’m using these as adhesives, and they are really working out so far.  I’m not quite finished, but I’m loving the results.  And this wall is definitely proving to be quite the conversation starter.  Looking forward to adding more ~

I’ve been replacing my morning coffee (temporarily) with warm, lemon water.

Really easy – warming water in the kettle, and squeezing half a lemon into my cup.

Definitely nice to have something warm first thing in the morning~

Thanks so much for your kind words from my previous post~

I’m still loving this black and white film.