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June 24, 2016

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Life has been so busy.

June has been beautiful- filled with friends, engagements, weddings, and family. Every week has been filled to the brim, and lately while shooting, I’ve been taking a few moments just for me. Just to admire the beauty around me, and appreciate what it is I get to do with my life. Quiet moments like this. There’s a calmness to it, and sometimes I snap the moment, other times I just take it in.

In the words of Ferris Bueller, “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it.”

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  1. Life has been so crazy here too! But I totally know what you mean Michele, I did my first double header last week but the night before my first one my husband and I just laid outside and star watched. It was probably my favorite moment from this summer. it was the most peacefully I have been in what feels like a long time. <3

  2. Amber says:

    Finding the calm is probably what is most important in navigating life ❤️

  3. SO true! Thank you for the reminder – it’s so easy to just let life be something that happens to you instead of taking it all in.

  4. Ashley says:

    I love this picture, and I can totally relate. I have to remind myself daily to take a second and just breathe and enjoy each moment. ☺️

  5. Valerie says:

    Such a good reminder!

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Photographer. Professional hype girl. Occasional bad influence. I've spent the last 15 years photographing women and proving that being “photogenic” has a whole lot less to do with you, and a whole lot more to do with who's behind the camera.