It hit me this morning that the year is truly coming to a close soon.  Every year it sneaks up on me, even though I am a planner and am always thinking ahead.  Oh the irony.

We will be taking some time off here soon to be with our family, and I am so excited for days of doing not much of anything.  Ok, who am I kidding, but a girl can dream right?  We actually have two more weddings this month, and one on New Years Day!  But the in between days we plan to try out “relaxing.”  :)

What does this mean for you?  We have DEADLINES for orders!!!  If you have done a session with us and would like to receive any prints, canvases, or discs of your session before year end- please send your order to me by Midnight, this Friday the 10th.

Orders after this date will not be processed until Monday January 3rd.

Thanks so much for understanding!

And here’s a little preview of family photos we took on our New Mexico trip….Gabe’s face cracks me up. I don’t know when he decided to become the biggest ham of the group.  As always, thanks to brother J for the photo!

Hello there! Sorry it has been over a week since my last post.  We are busy (or perhaps I should say, I AM BUSY) getting things in order for the new school year.  Since we home school, we are collecting books, making up daily and weekly schedules, and figuring out what exactly we will be doing this year to improve on our last.  One thing we are looking forward to is our family vacation out west this October.  We are going to have a great time exploring and learning around the state on New Mexico together!

And that brings me to you….

We are traveling to Chicago, NYC, and New Mexico this fall, and we currently have room for one session in New Mexico, and NYC. Here are our travel dates:

New York City: September 3-6 (Labor Day weekend)

New Mexico (Albuquerque, Taos, and Santa Fe): October 5-13

Please email me at info@studio3z.com if you would be interested in a photography session!

And I leave you with this little photo I shot while on a shoot last month….I looked over to my side and saw this beauty.  We were completely DEEP in a industrial junk yard, and I just thought, “How beautiful.”