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the pear family
Love photographing this family with 3 girls- not only cause they’re the opposite of my family, but because they are gorgeous, sweet girls. And they’re parents are pretty alright too!! (sorry for the short narrative- just trying to get everything done quickly cause there’s so much to do!)
Upside down. And springy.
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the rote family
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naura & sean- the reception
Sad to be reaching the end of this fun and lovely wedding, but the reception was a total blast- so we’re ending on a high note. You can see the rest of Naura & Sean’s wedding posts here, here and here.
The reception was held at the Ocean Club in Atlantic Beach. I love it there!
Some veeeerrrry interesting dancing going on. 
No Irish wedding is complete without them…
Wishing you both many years of happiness and love!
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the smil family
A brand new to bsquared family who were a pleasure to photograph. This little guy had me chasing him the whole session- he was all about the running, jumping, climbing, bending, moving, laughing, throwing and smiling. Exhausting but great!!
Mom brought the umbrella and I was so happy she did. Plus it did start drizzling during our session, so that came in extra handy.
For a split second, I thought we tired him out. Apparently not.
Love!
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the mayor
I had the unique opportunity to photograph our town’s fantastic Mayor- Francis X. Murray at two events last week. The first was at the Sandel Senior Center serving lunch to the members there. The seniors were so nice and so happy to see the Mayor (and extra happy when he said he called the “brownies” and there would be no parking tickets given during the lunch!). I think he had a great time serving lunch with the village Trustees.
The owner of All Island Taxi in RVC has started giving free rides to the seniors on Thursdays. How cool, right?
He was my favorite. He was teasing the others getting their photos taken and then I told him it was his turn next. What a smile!
The second event was the official grand opening of the new Recreation Center playground equipment. The old structure was falling apart and filled with wood bees, and was replaced with this. I have a great shot where Franny looks like he’s climbing up the rope ladder, but I left that one out.
The Mayor’s grandson. Who just wanted to get down and climb!
Making new friends. 
Mrs. Mayor was there too. 
And the official grand opening photo. 
