If you follow my Facebook page, you may have had the chance to see a few of these. If not, I hope you enjoy this massive smorgasbord of photo goodness. I know I loved making every one of them.

Now all my Tri-cities, Wash. area clients will have a place to come for client consultations and ordering sessions, and for my national and regional clients my one-on-one photography mentoring sessions. This new studio space also has a beautiful and spacious shooting area (squeal!!!!) with both natural light and studio strobe options. That means you now have another choice for newborn, baby, child, and maternity portrait sessions.

Of course I’ll still be doing on-location shoots. After all it’s just too gorgeous here in Washington State not to use what God gave us. But now there’s another option if you want to do indoor sessions, or dramatic studio lighting, but you don’t want me to take over your home (or you clean it, hehehe) for your portrait session.

The biggest change with this new location will be with my newborn sessions. On-location newborn session are still offered; however in-studio newborn sessions will have a reduced session fee. Plus, you’ll have full access to all of my props and backdrops (after all, my car can only fit so much).

I can’t wait to share this new studio space with you!!!!

And because I can’t do a blog post without a photo, here’s a handsome little fellow from a recent newborn session:

It’s a big world, baby
And you’re little
For a Little While

~ Renee & Jeremy

This session was photographed at the family’s lodge on their working cattle ranch near Moses Lake, Wash. I loved incorporating all of their dramatic decorating  and antique pieces into Finn’s newborn pictures. The clock reminds me of how they’re only this little for such a little while. They’re probably lucky the rocking chair wouldn’t fit in my car because I absolutely swooned over it.

I had hoped to also photograph some images outside to show more of the ranch. The views and rugged terrain are just breathtaking there. Unfortunately gale force winds decided to welcome the new baby too. It was so windy we could hardly close the heavy wooden doors to the lodge. No worries, though, just think of all the fun I’ll have using the old barn, corrals, and basalt rock in his pictures as he grows up!

I had such a hard time narrowing down which images to show here.  So I decided, why fight it. Show em what you love.

Enjoy!

Her big brother just adores her too, calling her his, “new best friend.” He hasn’t shown an inch of jealousy, either. Sadly, though, I don’t have any good pictures yet of the two of them together. The day after we came home from the hospital he got pink eye.  He was just getting over that when he came down with the stomach flu (I’m pretty sure he got it when we went to the doctor’s office the first time.) Let’s just say I felt like I was married to my washing machine, Lysol wipes, and hand sanitizer as I tried to keep her from catching anything from her brother. Poor guy, all he wanted to do was snuggle her. He’s all better now though, so I’ll have to do another session with just the two of them. Won’t that be fun!

Enjoy!