Welcome! I’m Julie, Our studio is located in Ventura County, California, and we can travel throughout Los Angeles County as well. Be sure to check out the categories above to find exactly what you’re interested in, and click on “expand” to see the entire post. After that cruise on over to the contact section on the left to let me know what you think or schedule a session. I can’t wait to hear from you.
Featured PostFebruary 4th, 2013Katie from the Rally Point Blog contacted me after seeing some of my images on Pinterest. She was kind enough to feature one of my military sessions from way back in 2009 on her blog. I always find it an honor to photograph military families. You can see the post here. |
Katie from the Rally Point Blog contacted me after seeing some of my images on Pinterest. She was kind enough to feature one of my military sessions from way back in 2009 on her blog. I always find it an honor to photograph military families. You can see the post here.
Recognition of MeritNovember 3rd, 2011I was so honored to hear that this image won a NAPCP (National Association of Professional Children’s Photographers) Recognition of Merit in their 2011 International Image Competition. It was the first photography competition I have entered, and it feels really really good to get recognition. The NAPCP is not only a great place for photographers [...] |
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I was so honored to hear that this image won a NAPCP (National Association of Professional Children’s Photographers) Recognition of Merit in their 2011 International Image Competition. It was the first photography competition I have entered, and it feels really really good to get recognition. The NAPCP is not only a great place for photographers to continue their education and network with other children’s photographer, it is also a great resource for parents. Their blog has a lot of helpful advice when it comes to finding a photographer, preparing for your session, and other parenting ideas. Take a look here. Even I got an article published on their blog here about how to find good lighting in your home when taking photos.
SummerAugust 11th, 2011We are trying to squeeze every little bit of fun out of the summer that we can until school starts in less than 2 weeks. I’m dreading it more than the kids. In other news, if you haven’t heard already on Facebook the wonderful and inspiring The Lens Loves has kindly featured one of my [...] |
We are trying to squeeze every little bit of fun out of the summer that we can until school starts in less than 2 weeks. I’m dreading it more than the kids.
In other news, if you haven’t heard already on Facebook the wonderful and inspiring The Lens Loves has kindly featured one of my sessions on their blog. You can check it out here.
napcpMarch 22nd, 2011Kristen from the National Association of Professional Child Photographers (napcp) asked if I would share my article about finding good lighting in your home on their blog. What an honor it is to submit my humble ideas to them. You can see beautiful children’s photography on their blog as well as helpful articles for parents. [...] |
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Kristen from the National Association of Professional Child Photographers (napcp) asked if I would share my article about finding good lighting in your home on their blog. What an honor it is to submit my humble ideas to them. You can see beautiful children’s photography on their blog as well as helpful articles for parents. If you live outside of my area be sure to check their directory for qualified children’s photographers.
In PrintMarch 2nd, 2010Last week was hard. I had 2 very sick children all week. Those of you with kids know that when you have a sick baby it is 24 hours of constant care, especially when they are congested. I was going to doctor’s offices and pharmacies, and not getting any sleep which finally led to getting [...] |
Last week was hard. I had 2 very sick children all week. Those of you with kids know that when you have a sick baby it is 24 hours of constant care, especially when they are congested. I was going to doctor’s offices and pharmacies, and not getting any sleep which finally led to getting sick myself. It was just awful.
One afternoon while Tim was home for lunch I was laying on the couch trying to get my baby to sleep. Tim came inside and handed me a package that was left on the door. I had no idea what it could be, but was very pleasantly surprised to find the very first magazine cover I shot inside.
In case you didn’t pick up the December issue of Managed Healthcare Executive I was the photographer for their feature story about Health Care IT. It was different and fun to branch out into the commercial world a little. Even though it’s a magazine nobody I know reads it is still fun to see my work in print.
