This was a fun Engagement Session with Ashley & Matt. We went to Indian Riverside Park and went all around different little spots. I really love the tall grasses. Although Matt was quieter than Ashley, he always looked his happiest when I had Ashley kiss him. Lol. We even did a special section of the session just for Matt to show off his love for the Boston Redsox. I love when clients bring in their own props, adds for some fun personal touches. Here are some of my favorites from our Engagement Session together.
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- Port St Lucie, Treasure Coast, Vero to Miami, Florida, United States
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Thursday, April 17, 2014
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Pet Photographer : Dogs & Cats Forever No Kill Shelter 2014
It's a new year! Hello everyone and welcome to 2014. ;) A new year means a new calendar so means another session at one of my favorite local animal shelters, Dogs & Cats Forever. Animals hold a special place in my heart so I just love being able to give back and photograph these cute guys every year to help make money for the shelter. I go in and spend the whole day photographing, laughing, hugging and loving on these furry guys. What photographer wouldn't love this?! Lol. Well here are my 2014 calendar models. Some of them already have homes. Yea! Enjoy! And if you'd like a calendar of your very own, they are just $10 each and benefits the shelter.
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Monday, August 19, 2013
Senior Photographer : Calling all Senior Class of 2014!
Hey class of 2014! We want you, yes YOU! One of my favorite types of portrait sessions are actually Senior Sessions. They are just so much fun! You get to be super cute, sexy and funny all in one session. It's your time to shine and let the cameras be all eyes on you. Captured Memories Photography is not into those boring "yearbook" type photos. So if you want your Senior Portraits to ROCK, please give us a look, and hopefully if you like what you see, let's schedule your very own Senior Session. I have lots of ideas on how to make your session personal and also tips on how to dress and pose to look your very best. So contact us today, but please hurry because spots fill up fast. And we wish you an Ah-Mazing Senior Year!!!
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Thursday, July 25, 2013
Wedding Planning : 7 Wedding Disasters & How to Avoid Them
THE CEREMONY
Wedding Disaster: It’s raining on your wedding day.
Even in your most demanding bridezilla moment, you can’t fight the weather -- but you can plan ahead. If you have your heart set on an outdoor venue, rent a tent or ask about additional space indoors. It may cost you extra, you won’t be stressed when you’re finally ready to say “I do.”
Wedding Disaster: You wake up with a pimple.
Do not pick your face! If you have acne-prone skin, speak to your dermatologist about his or her availability on your wedding day (some dermatologists have weekend hours). Most likely, a shot of saline or cortisone will clear up your breakout. If your doctor is unavailable, try a cold compress to bring down the swelling and keep a bottle of Visine handy. This super-secret modeling trick will reduce the redness and minimize minor acne breakouts.
Wedding Disaster: You cry during the ceremony and ruin your makeup.
Nobody said the price of beauty is cheap, so if you have the funds, consider having your makeup artist on standby until the reception for a quick touch-up. If that’s not in your budget, you can always request waterproof and smudge-resistant cosmetics or shoot most of your pictures before the ceremony to ensure that you look your best.
THE RECEPTION
Wedding Disaster: The entertainment cancels or doesn’t show up.
Don’t assume because you’ve signed on the dotted line that you’re in the clear. Accidents do happen -- one groom recently told us that the band got in a car accident on their way to the reception so his groomsmen raided a nearby Best Buy in search of CD players and music to entertain guests. Even if your contract is ironclad, make sure you have a backup plan in place. Ask your bridal party to bring their iPods, a laptop, and speakers just in case a disaster does occur. Better to be prepared than stuck in a jam.
Wedding Disaster: Your cake starts to melt.
It doesn’t matter what kind of cake you have -- heat and sweet are never a good combo! Too many times, couples feel that since they paid a lot for their wedding cake, they’re entitled to show it off. Unfortunately, hot weather or a warm room can turn a big unveiling into a sticky-sweet mess. Speak to your caterer and request that your cake be left in the fridge or a cool spot until after dinner.
Wedding Disaster: You get a stain on your dress.
Uncle Bob spills some of his red wine on your dress and suddenly your entire wedding day is ruined. Okay, maybe not ruined, but it definitely can put a damper on things. Plan ahead -- ask your dry cleaner for advice and tips on spot-treating your gown. Most likely your dress material will dictate how to remedy it. Keep Tide-wipes to try and get out some of the stain. Then apply baby powder or chalk to try and cover over afterwards.
THE HONEYMOON
Wedding Disaster: The weather is bad.
Most airlines, resorts, and travel agencies will not refund your honeymoon if you have bad weather or natural disasters on your trip. While earthquakes, mudslides, forest fires, and freak showers are impossible to plan for, hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis, and blizzards are all seasonal phenomena that can be avoided if you plan carefully. It’s always helpful to book somewhere that isn’t exclusively focused on a single outdoor activity so you have more than one option if the weather suddenly takes a turn for the worse.
Wedding Disaster: One of you gets sick.
You can’t really plan ahead for a sudden illness, but you can do your research and make sure you’re not left unprepared in the instance that you or your groom find yourself feeling ill. Double-check with your travel agent to make sure your resort has a doctor on call for guests. Your insurance card will be useless outside the US, so think of padding your honeymoon budget to cover basic costs like a doctor’s visit or antibiotics.
Taken from http://www.weddingchannel.com/
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Port St Lucie Engagement Photographer : Sara & Jason's Engagement Session
Sara & Jason's Engagement Session. This beautiful Engagement Session was taken in Sara and Jason's friends' backyard. Nice! If only my best friend had an awesome backyard. Hmmm, but then I might be there TOO often. Lol. Their house was nice and quiet on a lake with a dock and cool greenery. I love the dock, I think my favorite ones are of them on the dock. I like the texture. And I love that they wore their wedding colors, navy and hot pink. It will look great when they display their prints at their wedding. Super sweet couple, although Jason couldn't help but laugh when I made them do a "photo kiss". Haha. I just love working with happy couples in love.
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Port St Lucie Maternity Photographer : Expecting Madelyn
Chhara & Marcus' Maternity Session. I was happy to photograph this session because another pregnant client of mine referred me to Chhara. It seems like pregnant woman always have other pregnant friends. Lol. ;) Chhara was expecting her second little one, Madelyn. That other handsome man in the photos is her first little one, Mason. He was so cute, you could tell he was really looking forward to his new sister. I loved capturing the bond between everyone in this family.
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