This baby was the sweetest thing ever! At two weeks old, he fought sleeping the entire time. We tried over and over to get him to sleep, and he would fall asleep, and as soon as he was in front of the camera-wide awake! So precious. Finally for the last shot....he was out!
Wow! It's almost here...your senior year! It's time to enjoy being "top dog"! Finally! There is much to do your senior year. There are exams, college and jobs to think about. This is also the year to have fun! You will probably be taking fewer classes (hopefully!), thinking about prom, preparing for graduation celebrations and building enthusiasm about beginning your adult life. It really is an exciting time!
It has been a terribly long time since I have posted on my blog. During the holidays, I was managing a retail store, which was crazy-busy at that time of year, despite the economy! Since 2009 rolled around, I have transitioned into my home-based photography business by leaving my full time retail job. I now have much more time to invest in my current clients, as well as prospective future clients! This has been an excellent decision for me, and I haven't looked back.
I am finally taking a few minutes to update my WAY OVERDUE, sadly ignored blog. I thought I would post a few pictures from my trip to Italy with my girlfriends this past July. My dear friend Alva qualified for this cruise to Italy, Croatia and Malta and invited me and her niece, Angela. We were gone for about nine days and saw some amazing things. All in all, we visited Taormina-Sicily, Valetta- Malta, Dubrovnik-Croatia, Naples-Italy and Livorno/Florence Italy.
Malta is an amazing island south of Sicily and we visiting a fishing village bordering a breathtaking city built of limestone. Dubrovnik, Croatia was my favorite place and was the only place we ventured out on our own. Picture Cobblestone streets, neat little pizza places tucked into alleys that seemed to go on forever, people hanging clothes off their balconies full of colorful flowers, and great shopping! In Italy one of the places that stood out for me was Cinque Terre (on the Florence port), an enchanting colorful village carved into steep rocks by the sea.
We visited wineries, glass- blowing factories, fishing villages, beaches, pizza joints, gelato shops, an active volcano and many, many shops! We rode on coaches, trains, jet-foils, water taxis, chair liftsand a funicular (railway).
We had an amazing time and I can't wait to go back with my family!
Just wanted to post a few from a urban shoot I had yesterday with my son. We headed downtown for some shooting and had a blast. Steven was in town for a week, and this was his last day here...
see the album "urban adventures" for more.
This past weekend was the Day of Caring - Breast Cancer Forum, which I shot images of for Cure magazine. This was my first time attending this amazing event, and I have to say, I was so impressed by the organization, time and effort that was quite clearly invested in this forum. The forum is a two-day meeting designed to support breast cancer patients with amazing workshops, speakers and sponsors providing many different forms of information and services. I was present in the morning and photographed the registration, breakfast and the opening sessions. I returned in the evening with my assistant (my wonderful husband) for their annual fashion show. The fashion show was so much fun! The models were breast cancer survivors, looked amazing
and absolutely loved being on stage! I am so grateful to have been a part of these women's lives for a few short hours. Hearing their stories was so touching, and the entire event was both inspiring and empowering. I hope to be a part of this again next year. You can find photos from this event in the Day of Caring album...
It's been a while since I last posted, so I am finally making it a priority. I have been working crazy hours with a full time job and my photography business and am finally seeing some light at the end of the proverbial tunnel!
A couple of topics in this post:
First, I am excited to be the event photographer for an upcoming event called the "Day of Caring - Breast Cancer Forum" in Denver the first week of May. I was contacted by Cure Today magazine to shoot this event and I couldn't be more honored! I am sure this will be an inspiring and eye-opening experience for me, and I can't wait. Stay tuned for images from this event.
I would also like to remind parents and upcoming high school seniors that the time is rapidly approaching to book your senior portrait sessions! Please contact me as soon as possible to reserve your session.
Finally, I am holding a spring portrait session sale! Schedule your session prior to June 1, 2008, and receive 25% off your session fee and a free 8x10 ($65.00 value). Session must be completed prior to September 1, 2008. Simply go to the KHP website and go t0 the contact page to request your discounted session!
Happy Spring! ~KH
I had the pleasure of photographing little Juliette Ella today, just nine days old! She was a little angel for the entire two hours, and a pleasure to work with. She was awake the whole time, and LOVED being photographed. Here is one shot from today, and more in the "My Images" folder!
These are the moments parents love....the moments when your children step up and command that they are noticed! Maya had been anticipating her opportunity to be Child of the Week in her kindergarten class for weeks. She carefully searched through boxes (and boxes) of photos, to make sure she selected the correct ten to show to her classmates. It's funny the photos she considered to be a "momentous occasion" versus which ones I thought were! She searched high and low for her five "favorite things". We finally eliminated the box of dog fur, the four foot long stuffed horse, and her favorite blanky, since the items had to be at school overnight. She ended up with two stuffed animals, an "owl feather" (as seen in photo-it was purchased at Hobby Lobby-she thinks it is straight from the owls back!), her cross that hangs above her bed, and a large porcelain horse.
Her presentation went off without a hitch. She used her pointer with finesse, and carefully explained what each picture represented, and then showed all of her treasures. When it came time for questions, she showed no mercy when the same question was asked twice, and impatiently said, "I already ANSWERED THAT!" (Kinda funny!) She is definitely NOT a shy child-and is for sure, her father's daughter! All in all, she loved her moment of glory, and we loved watching. A photo of her special day....
