It’s always such an honor (and a total blast, I might add) to photograph Amanda and Boo…and the brainstorming and planning that takes place beforehand is just as fun. Amanda and I tend to try to come up with these elaborate ideas but then realize that most of those ideas wouldn’t be possible without a large stage crew, months of preparation, and lots of assistants.  Needless to say, with an 8 month old, and me living halfway across the country, those huge ideas just aren’t possible…for now anyway.  So, we narrowed it down to two much more achievable options.  I like to call them “Barefoot with a Baby on the Hip” (although they didn’t actually turn out being barefoot) and “French Countryside.”  🙂

Thanks for another awesome trip to Oklahoma.  Love you guys!

At this point, Evie was done being a camera diva (turns out she had an ear infection…also, it was past her bedtime) so we put her to bed (with the help of our good friend, Jenny!) Then Boo and Amanda had a little photo session of their own. Yes, this awesome location is their backyard.

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  • July 11, 2011 - 10:35 pm

    than - Yay for three updates in a row!ReplyCancel

  • July 11, 2011 - 10:47 pm

    Elizabeth (Amanda's Friend & Yours too) - Are you kidding me? We are speechless! Love, love, love. The photographer, the family, that baby, the setting, the props, wardrobe! Fantastico!ReplyCancel

  • July 12, 2011 - 12:47 am

    Bernadine Fowler - Where is my love button? Where is my precious button? Where did my buttons go? I want some buttons please!!!! Love em & ya’ll as wellReplyCancel

  • August 16, 2011 - 11:35 pm

    Karen Mullins - I love all of them…pictures and the precious Scott family and of course, you too! Everything was perfect, Kim!ReplyCancel

After my trip to Texas to visit baby Ashley and family, I headed to Oklahoma to meet my other “niece,” Evie for the first time. For those of you who follow my blog on any sort of regular basis, then you are familiar with Evie’s mom, Amanda.  After 8 months, I was so excited to finally get my hands on her.  By the second day I was there, Evie, Amanda, and I had all come down with various illnesses, but that didn’t stop us from making a trip to the zoo and having a blast hanging out around town.  We also had a family photo shoot one evening, which I’m really excited to share in the next few days, but for now, here’s a few from Evie’s playtime with Aunt Kim while mommy photographed a wedding. 🙂

Yes, that’s a camera on her bib…

Reading one of her new books I brought along. Hehe. I’m a sucker for buying baby books and baby clothes. Watch out girls, your Aunt Kim will spoil you rotten.

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  • July 11, 2011 - 1:16 am

    Kristi - Aw, these are adorable! Evie is so pretty! She also looks adorable in that camera bib I bought her! 🙂ReplyCancel

  • July 11, 2011 - 1:17 am

    Elizabeth (Amanda's Friend & Yours too) - Precious! I can’t wait to see the family shoot 🙂 Hope you are doing well Kim!ReplyCancel

I realized today that I’ve had a full month hiatus from my blog.  In my defense, I have been on the road for the large majority of the past month and a half.  I haven’t been home for more than a few days at a time, and the traveling isn’t over yet!  It’s been a crazy whirlwind lately, but I’ve been having a blast!  The end of May marked the beginning of (what feels like) my vagabond existence as I finally got to fly down to Texas to visit my best friend and her sweet little baby, Ashley, whom I lovingly refer to as my niece.  We had so much fun just taking it easy and hanging out around the house…which led to lots of photos, of course. I’m so glad to finally have a chance to sit down and share some photos from our week together.

Last year my sister spent some time in Cameroon, Africa volunteering with Rudec, an organization geared toward promoting community development and health awareness (as a matter of fact, she’s actually there again for a couple of months to do follow-up work) . During her first trip there she brought back this precious little African dress for Ashley.

…I think she was wondering what was so funny (as her mother and I were laughing hysterically)

Sporting the shirt and pants her Aunt Kim gave her when her momma found out she was having a girl…. 🙂

Ashley with her Aunt Kim…

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I am so excited to finally announce that I will be teaming up with The Light Factory in Charlotte this August for a week-long workshop geared toward aspiring professional photographers.  This project has been in the works for a while now and we’ve finally worked out all of the details. For those of you who are not familiar with The Light Factory, it is a contemporary museum of photography and film, and also offers a variety of classes and workshops for adults. The workshop that I will be conducting will focus on the business of modern portrait photography and will cover everything you need to know to get started on your own. We’ll discuss networking tips, how to interact with clients, workflow, conducting a successful shoot in any situation, and so much more. And most importantly, there will be a lot of hands on instruction, because the best way to learn is to just get out there and practice!

Click here for more information and to register for your spot in the workshop. Space is very limited so I recommend registering as soon as possible if you are interested.  It’s going to be a blast!

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Design Aglow just released their new marketing guide for photographers. It’s an instant download, which means all you do is pay, and then download the PDF straight to your computer and you’re ready to get started. The guide includes 122 pages of easy to understand design tactics to attract new business and covers everything from splash pages to twitter profiles, blogs, and more.  I am so honored to be one of the featured photographers in this guide!  You’ll find me in the “Flash and Mobile Sites” and “Twitter” sections.

For more information about the guide, or to order your own copy, click here. If you order before May 30th, you can save $20.

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