I met up with this little guy and his parents at a park in our neighborhood at the tail end of fall month and caught his playful smile and some of his first steps on camera. Here are just a few of my favorites from that day:
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But I’ll probably call him that forever. Some nicknames just stick, don’t they? A couple weeks back I met up with some internet friends of mine at Minnehaha falls on yet another gorgeous day to take some photos of their family of three. We’ve been seriously spoiled here in Minneapolis this autumn — I know could get used to this kind of light and natural color sticking around!
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Wheeee! They look great 
lovely !!!!! I LOVE those pictures!!!!!! Dean is already a big boy, it’s so far away the time I met him !!!
Jeny (the frenchy)
Sarah, these are absolutely gorgeous! Great job. I love the way you captured the light and the beautiful fall colors. Cute little boy too!
The B family got in touch with me because they wanted a photo session at my favorite Minneapolis park — Minnehaha Falls. These sisters were so stylish and cute in their coordinating sweaters and boots.
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It’s hard to believe that I first started taking photos of this family back in 2008 when the youngest was just turning 1! They’re such big kids now and I had such fun exploring the Mississippi river front area with them on a gorgeous fall Sunday morning. Hunting for crickets and stalking fish, climbing in the mill ruins park, and telling lots of silly jokes.
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I am so pleased to make this announcement! (It’s been hard keeping all of this good stuff a secret!).
As part of the fabulous Independent Wedding Association, I was involved in two styled shoots over the summer that are featured in the new quarterly magazine Hearten (together with photographer Becca Dilley). The first feature shows how stylish a church basement wedding can be and showcases the amazing food of the Chowgirls (including their modern take on jello molds and mini tater-tot hotdish!), Minnesota-shaped pies on a stick by Cocoa & Fig, Norwegian-inspired florals by Ashley Fox, and lovely paper — including a recipe-card guest book — by Armato Designs. For the second shoot, we did a modern take on Paul Bunyan and his Babe in the deep woods of a Minnesota State Park. You must check out the tackle-box and fishing-inspired florals by Sassafras Gardens, the locally-made jewelry by JWP Jewelry, and another amazing invitation suite by Amy Armato.
The issue also features a flow chart for planning the timing of your wedding day photographs, a glossary of floral terms, and other real Minnesota weddings. So go check it out! Hearten Magazine.
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This has been the most beautiful September and October in Minnesota that I can remember. And I’ve been so busy taking advantage of the gorgeous trees and light by taking portraits of lots of wee ones. Here’s a session from a few weeks back, with lots more to share in the next few weeks!
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