wanting, wishing, hoping...
the calm before the chaos ensues...
dreaming of the person
you've only ever imagined...
becoming everything your soul has ever daydreamed...
Showing posts with label Nashville TN lifestyle photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nashville TN lifestyle photography. Show all posts
Monday, March 2, 2015
mama in wait...Nashville TN modern maternity photography, Nashville TN lifestyle maternity photography
patiently waiting, waiting, waiting...
wanting, wishing, hoping...
the calm before the chaos ensues...
dreaming of the person
you've only ever imagined...
becoming everything your soul has ever daydreamed...
BOOKING INFO AT 615.810.9048 or stephaniemariephotographie@gmail.com
wanting, wishing, hoping...
the calm before the chaos ensues...
dreaming of the person
you've only ever imagined...
becoming everything your soul has ever daydreamed...
Monday, March 4, 2013
Spring Minis 2013, Nashville TN lifestyle photography
Well, well, well....its that time of year again! I don't know about y'all, but this chick is READY for warm weather! SOOOOO, without further ado...
Stephanie Marie Photographie is NOW BOOKING THE SPRING MINIS 2013!!!
EMAIL stephaniemariephotographie@gmail.com or 615.810.9048 to book.
Stephanie Marie Photographie is NOW BOOKING THE SPRING MINIS 2013!!!
EMAIL stephaniemariephotographie@gmail.com or 615.810.9048 to book.
Friday, February 15, 2013
10 on 10 project, our life...Nashville TN lifestyle photography
To be quite honest, when I was invited to join this circle of amazing women I was slightly intimidated...is my work good enough to keep up? what will I shoot? what if its a nasty day? what if my kiddos keep up their normal routine and no matter how many tricks i bust out, they act like little monsters?
well true to form here in middle TN, it rained...and not just a little bit. it poured ALL day long. had it been a session with a client, I would have most definitely rescheduled. then, i remembered an article i read in the child issue of Lemonade & Lenses. It was written my a mother about shooting her children in their everyday routine. not picking up and trying to stage anything...just letting them be themselves. To learn to love grain and imperfection...
last week was one for the books. we found out tuesday my father in law was diagnosed with lung and liver cancer. small cell cancer. the smartest of all cancers that literally "runs" from organ to organ trynig to escape chemo. wednesday he was not having a good day at all. we sat at the hospital staring at each other and him willing ourselves to find something to talk about. thursday the aggressive chemo plan was set out. friday he received his first treatment. friday my sister in law and i headed out to tour Mississippi State University as our last tour before she declares who will get the honor of educating our smarty pants for the next 4 years...we almost didnt go. but, i could tell she more than any of us NEEDED to get out of town...
so sunday rolled around and we were all exhausted. mentally, physically and spiritually. i woke up and dreaded the day. it was nasty, i didn't feel like shooting. but i figured, what the heck? embrace was the message right? so, i left my inhibitions behind and didn't ask the kids for anything. it was going to be a stay at home day anyway, so i just put my camera on my desk and told myself i would grab it when i felt like it...and so i did. during breakfast and to witness the "gravy" train before naptime...grainy and dark, kinda like all of our moods, those little angels lifted my spirits with their inability to let anything other than joy lead them in their everyday journey...
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well true to form here in middle TN, it rained...and not just a little bit. it poured ALL day long. had it been a session with a client, I would have most definitely rescheduled. then, i remembered an article i read in the child issue of Lemonade & Lenses. It was written my a mother about shooting her children in their everyday routine. not picking up and trying to stage anything...just letting them be themselves. To learn to love grain and imperfection...
last week was one for the books. we found out tuesday my father in law was diagnosed with lung and liver cancer. small cell cancer. the smartest of all cancers that literally "runs" from organ to organ trynig to escape chemo. wednesday he was not having a good day at all. we sat at the hospital staring at each other and him willing ourselves to find something to talk about. thursday the aggressive chemo plan was set out. friday he received his first treatment. friday my sister in law and i headed out to tour Mississippi State University as our last tour before she declares who will get the honor of educating our smarty pants for the next 4 years...we almost didnt go. but, i could tell she more than any of us NEEDED to get out of town...
so sunday rolled around and we were all exhausted. mentally, physically and spiritually. i woke up and dreaded the day. it was nasty, i didn't feel like shooting. but i figured, what the heck? embrace was the message right? so, i left my inhibitions behind and didn't ask the kids for anything. it was going to be a stay at home day anyway, so i just put my camera on my desk and told myself i would grab it when i felt like it...and so i did. during breakfast and to witness the "gravy" train before naptime...grainy and dark, kinda like all of our moods, those little angels lifted my spirits with their inability to let anything other than joy lead them in their everyday journey...
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