When I showed up at my aunt’s house before this session, it was chaotic. Just like my house. But I was excited because not only were we shooting at a cool location (Union Station), but all the girls were dressed to the nines in super cool outfits. Did you know that putting a little thought into your outfits for photos can make them amazing? And when you had cute hats, scarves, ect? Wow. Just wow.

We didn’t spend tons of time shooting, because these girls nailed it. They looked good and they knew it. We just went out and worked it. And had a great time.

Here’s a peek at their session.

Thanks for the fun time ladies! (and Mark for driving us safely! Even when we did our quick getaway in downtown KC! ;P )

I decided it was time to convert one of my rooms into a studio space. I really wanted to utilize the natural light coming in the windows in my back room, but one thing has morphed into another, as these things usually do and I am learning how to use studio lights for the first time. It’s fun and frustrating at the same time. Of course, I like to find creative ways to do things and I am keeping it simple for now. After all, my first love is to shoot out in the light of the beautiful sun and the studio is a great alternative for those little wee ones that can’t go out in the cold and for anyone who wants to supplement their on location session with some slick white seamless studio shots.

I think the space will add a new dimension to what I can offer you. While keeping my style intact, I hope to offer a fun, creative environment for several different looks. I love to experiment with the light and props, so I’m really looking forward to getting started.

I’m just playing in there right now, and waiting for the rest of my lights. But I thought I would show you a little of what I’d like to do in there so you can be thinking about making an appointment for late January/February.

At that time, I will be accepting appointments for newborns, babies, and children. Small groups of children will most likely be good too. Any other ideas you might have can be decided on an individual basis.

If you’d like to be on a waiting list to be notified when I open the studio for business, shoot me an email. {gremlinwrangler@gmail.com}

Shhh! Don’t tell Christina, Dakota and Sierra’s dad about what you’re about to see! Christina wanted to get some shots of all her siblings for a Christmas gift, so we met up on a  bitterly cold, windy December Saturday. These guys were such brave souls to come out, but with Christmas right around the corner, it was either get out there and get it done or else. I think we all knew the deal, so we endured the frozen toes and fingers and captured some fabulousness despite what Kansas threw at us this weekend.

However, Tundra the husky played and explored without one shiver. You gotta envy that beautiful fur coat!

Here’s a little peek.

Thanks, Christina for braving the cold for your session. I know we captured some beautiful stuff despite cutting it a little short. I hope you come out and play with me when the weather warms up! You all are gorgeous!