Alexandra [2017 senior] 10.21.16 // Brownsburg, Indiana Senior Photographer

Life has been really busy for me this month, hence no blog posts, and for that I apologize. I could've put up a couple of posts in the past few weeks, I just didn't feel like it. It's called laziness. But hey, I'm back now, and I have several posts in the works to share in the coming weeks (we've heard that before, now haven't we?)!

Anyway, two of my sisters still at home started working at their local Chick-fi-la a few months back and have made some good friends since then, including the sweet girl you will see in the photos below. Alex approached me a few weeks ago about getting her senior pictures done, and even though I market myself as a wedding photographer, I find I do love doing seniors. 

I warmed up to Alex and her sweet smile right away, who seems like a very kind and tender-hearted young woman. I found she's a lot braver than I am, with her love of six inch heels. I can barely walk in a three inch heel without stumbling and losing my balance, so I watched in admiration as Alex walked around in her heeled shoes like it was second nature. You go, girl. 

She chose a pretty little park in Brownsburg, and then we went across the road to an alleyway (with a beautiful doorway by the way...I'm a sucker for old doors) for kind of an urban street appeal, which are probably my favorite images of the night. And it was such a beautiful night at that! The cool, crisp breeze made it feel like the perfect Autumn day, and Alex was such a natural who rocked her session like a pro! 

Oh, and as a side note, I love, no, absolutely adore her name. All the heart eyes.

The Law Family // October 2015

This time of year is my absolute favorite. October has always been my favorite month of the year, and not just because it's my anniversary month, but it always goes by too fast, because now here it is November! In Indiana, especially Brown County, October is the perfect month when the weather changes to cool and crisp, and all the leaves begin their beautiful dying stage. 

So, obviously, October is a photographer's paradise.

Because Dannie and I live in town we don't get to see as much of the beauty of Fall as country dwellers do, but my in-laws live in Brown County and I love the scenery on the way and once we arrive. A week or two ago I took their family portraits because I didn't want to miss out on all the beautiful colors, because once the rains hit the leaves go quickly (as we have seen recently). Unfortunately, when we did the family picture there wasn't much light left, but hey, at lease we got the Law men to actually take a picture. Now that's an accomplishment. 

I'm so thankful for Dannie's family. They've been with us through so much, and their love is never failing. I seriously cannot thank them enough for everything they've done and still do for us! I loved his family through my entire childhood, so of course now I'm pleased that I get to call them my family as well.