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A pro-photo takin' team. That's us, Amy and Danielle. We run this photography shoppe. We're based in Central Virginia, but we'll travel. Just about anywhere. We shoot portraits, teach workshops, write tutorials, and chit-chat about us. You'll find all that right here on the blog.

{Two Girls' is new for us. We have both run a photo biz on our own, but after working together on several weddings last year, we just clicked. So, we decided we wanted to shoot together all the time, and that's what Two Girls' is all about. Two friends doing what we love to do for you! It's gonna be awesome.}

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  • Pretty Ugly {Let’s Do 52} | Finally, Snow!!!

    February 20th, 2012

    Okay, this post catches me up on my Project 52, thank goodness. Last week’s theme was “Pretty Ugly”, or finding beauty in the unexpected. So, let me explain a little. When you become a mom, playing in the snow means something very different from when you were little.  When I was a kid, my biggest worry was getting a little snow down in my glove or boot and having to fight that cold burn until it melted. Other than that, playing in the snow was easy-peasy. But as a mom, playing in the snow is hard. It means things like five extra loads of laundry, a sopping wet kitchen floor, missing gloves, wet boots, tears after a kid takes a snowball to the face…you know how it goes. Now, don’t get me wrong, I love snow days, but they create a bunch of ugly, extra work. So, there’s the ugly in this week’s theme. The beauty…it is so,very.worth.it. There just isn’t anything better in a kids’ world. And for that, I’ll take all the extra ugly work. To be fair…Sam actually took on all the extras yesterday…even standing out in the cold with the kiddoes. He’s a good guy. A good husband and a good dad. I got to sit inside and catch up with my friend Pam (and drink coffee and eat this cake-which was out of this world) and snuggle with my baby girl…and take a few pictures from the porch. Sam did all the grunt work yesterday. So, thanks Babe!

     

    A Family and a Sunset | A Maternity Session

    February 19th, 2012

    Cole | Brand New

    February 16th, 2012

    What can I say about Cole? Um, he’s adorable. He’s amazingly calm and mild mannered. He seriously barely made a peep the whole time I was there. He has the cutest yawn ever. He has two extremely affectionate big sisters, although those  kisses may turn into blows in a few years so be warned little guy. And most importantly his mommy and daddy simply adore him. I mean you can just see it in their eyes! Of course, how could your heart not melt over this little guy?

    Congratulations Robyn and Patrick!

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    CHAOS!!!! Let’s Do 52 | Danielle’s Entry

    February 15th, 2012

    I’ve lost count of the weeks. I’m a little late on this post (just like last week), but I haven’t given up. Not going to. This week’s theme was chaos. When I heard it, I thought…oh, I got that. Everyday of my life. But when it came to photographing chaos, I really wasn’t sure which direction to go. Then, on Saturday afternoon, the boys and Sam scooted the big ottoman to the side of the living room and started WrestleMania XIV. It’s pretty much a daily thing at our house. You can tell from the pics that Job is more into it than Joseph. Joseph always gets hurt, so he’ll wrestle a bit, then play, then sit with me. Mommy doesn’t wrestle. I’m a party-pooper. And yes, Joseph did change clothes during the course of the event. Not sure why. Obviously, he felt the need to slip into his swimming trunks.

     

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    a cloudy day & ten minutes in a field | Danielle’s Family

    February 9th, 2012

    I rarely have the energy to get my family dressed and outside for a family photography session, but last Sunday the stars aligned and it just worked. It was cold and a little windy, but everyone bundled up and made the best of it. I promised Sam I only needed ten minutes, and he’ll tell you that I was right. It was still ten minutes too long in his world:)