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change of pace | reading and berks baby photographer

Jen — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 20:38:10 +0000

I’ve been working with lots of sleepy babies lately. For a change of pace, it was so nice to work with a sweet, awake, smiley–and adorable!–3 month old with the most beautiful eyelashes.

Meet Cayden. He’s a boy. After all, baby girls never get lashes like these!

Happy New Year!

Jen — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 17:56:18 +0000

To all of my clients in 2010 (and the years before), I thank you from the bottom of my heart of the honor and privilege of photographing your families!

I wish you all the best in 2011!

guaranteed to make you smile | reading and berks county family photographer

Jen — Mon, 11 Oct 2010 16:17:06 +0000

If you’re a photographer, you’re sure to have dealt with the constant challenge of removing hands from babies’ mouths during a portrait session.

But our friends have decided instead to embrace it. Seems as though they have little choice. ;)

Congratulations Barbara & Jim–what a beautiful little girl you’ve been blessed with!

after a long drive… | luzerne county family photographer

Jen — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 20:24:04 +0000

…there’s nothing quite like getting out of your carseat and having some fun with Mom & Dad! Thanks so much to this absolutely stunning family who made a nearly-two-hour trek to meet with me–it was such a pleasure and honor to photograph you and your sons having fun!

miles & lucy | pennsylvania twins photographer

Jen — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 20:17:05 +0000

Sometimes you just don’t need to even write anything to tell just how much fun you had during a session photographing a beautiful set of boy/girl twins…

It was awesome meeting you guys yesterday–thanks again!

bragging rights | bucks county family photographer

Jen — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 00:36:08 +0000

I must admit having a very hard time keeping a straight face this evening during dinner when my husband asked about how my session this morning went and where my clients lived.

“Spain,” I said.

“Huh?” he replied, obviously dumbfounded. “Really? They came all that way to see you?”

(Nah, they’re visiting family in Bucks County, but we won’t tell him that. ;)

emily | reading and berks county newborn photographer

Jen — Fri, 21 May 2010 21:20:41 +0000

One of the awesomest (yes, it’s a word, no matter what my spell check says) parts of my job this past year has been meeting quite a few new additions to families I’ve worked with in the past. Emily is the little sister of Ava, who I photographed both as a newborn and also last summer at the beach. (You can see her sessions here and here.)

Now I know that few hours I spend photographing newborns doesn’t really say everything about their personality or temperament, but Ava was one of the easiest babies to date that I’ve ever worked with. So knowing how different my kids were/are from one another, I was totally expecting a more challenging session with Emily thinking that no family ever gets *that* lucky to have two easy-going babies. To my pleasant surprise, Emily was as much of a photographer’s dream as her sister. Perhaps there’s something extra special in their DNA that makes such agreeable and beautiful babies!

Congrats again, Joey & Kelli! All my best to you and much, much love.

Love those baby smiles caught on camera…

And because I couldn’t resist taking one of Ava…

a few of my favorite things | montgomery county baby and family photographer

Jen — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 18:43:34 +0000

Silver white winters that melt into springs…

Really, after the winter we had this past year, is it NOT anyone’s favorite thing this year? :) What a treat to spend the morning outside yesterday with baby Cole and his parents on such a gorgeous spring day.

By the way, since I wound up moving so many of my spring mini sessions clients to the earlier part of the month due to the fabulous weather we had in early April, I have 1-2 sessions that opened up for early to mid May. Please call me ASAP if you may be interested in a spring mini! 610.223.9700

from winter to spring | philadelphia family photographer

Jen — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 19:11:34 +0000

Mother Nature and I became friends again a few days ago.

It isn’t just the *gorgeous* weather this past week; it’s the fact that she finally allowed me to get this session completed. This family contacted me in early January wanting to mark their son’s first birthday with an outdoor session. “Not a problem,” I told them; “We’ll keep an eye on the forecast and get you scheduled on a mild winter weekend.” And then we got snow. Lots and lots of snow. And lots and lots of cold days. (Like I need to tell you this.) And the weeks went by, and I started to get nervous that our winter session was going to turn into a summer session; but then, as if the calendar officially saying spring was enough, Mother Nature warmed us up and gave us this amazing, picture-perfect photography weather.

I’d say they looked like they enjoyed the weather, too, huh?

Thanks so much guys! (And I told you, right? ;)

(he) gave me fever | reading and berks county baby and children’s photographer

Jen — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 02:01:19 +0000

With the hubby turning 40 this Saturday and our family having quite a full plate of life, the baby factory here is now closed. Even though I always yearned for four kids, just a few weeks ago, I did finally slowly start to part with all of the baby things that I’ve accumulated through the years, and I have surprised myself by feeling at peace with the finality of us being a family of five.

And then a smiley, happy, gurgly, charming, beautiful, blue-eyed 4-month old baby came to the studio.

And now, parting with those cute little roll top (dry rotting) baby socks is starting to feel not so cleansing anymore.

His sister I’ve photographed before and is always one of my favorite little girls. Now, she’s an amazing big sister:

Thanks again, guys! (And next time you need a sitter, you know who to call. ;)