Updated July 14, 2020

As some of you already know, I’m no stranger to risky situations.

As a former newspaper photographer, I tend to opt for the best angles over my own safety. I climb over fences, onto rooftops, and will even hang off the side of a boat or ferris wheel for the best angle.

COVID-19 is the first situation that has ever stopped me. I’ve had to put my camera away, and say no to people for the first time. It sucks, and as my husband continues to head to work with a mask on every day, I count my blessings that we are all still healthy.

For those of you still working outside the home, thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!! (and be safe)

So What’s Happening Now?

We’re in Phase Three but there has been a spike in Hampton Roads so while I am outside photographing portraits without a mask (when 10 ft. away) I have started to photograph indoor events with a mask on.

What We’re Doing | Keeping Everyone Healthy

• To maintain the health & safety of myself and my assistants, we are rescheduling any sessions with anyone that has had a fever or illness within the home within 14 days of their session.
• Office appointments are disinfected after every visit and masks are strongly encouraged
• Virtual appointments are available for consultations & ordering sessions for those uncomfortable with meeting indoors

And I have a few very special offers still going on – check them out and please share them with anyone you think might be interested: