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Welcome to my Blog!

I have been a photographer for 9 years now. In those 9 years I have learned so much and grown both professionally and personally. Each new life experience brings me a new way to approach my photography. I used to say my passion was animals.  I still adore animals. Pets make life so fun and their unconditional love is something I can't do without. Recently my life has come to a new place.  Last June my husband  I  lost our first child, Mamie.  She was born a sleeping angel when I was 37 1/2 weeks pregnant.  This great loss has brought me a new perspective on life which has spilled over into all aspects of who I am.  I look at each day, each experience, with new eyes.  Mamie is our child whether she is here on this earth or not, so please feel free to ask me about her.  Just as you like to talk about your little ones, I love to talk about Mamie.  If you are interested in her story you can link to my poppy seed blog.  It's all about Mamie and the process I have gone through during my happy and easy pregnancy to the place I am now as a grieving mother who is carrying on in honor of my child.  


I approach my work differently because of my new perspective.  I look for the unique parts of each idividual and their situation and do my best to capture that.  I love working with couples who are so in love they can't see straight and newborn babies whose parents are so in love THEY can't see straight, or little kids as they play with their favorite toy or pet or as they read their favorite book.  It all makes my heart swell.  It is life.  Each new moment in life is what we make it and I want to take it all in.  I want to document the most special days and the most ordinary because they are all priceless.


All sessions are photographed on location in order for me to capture life as it happens most comfortably for my clients.  I encourage you to just be yourself and allow your little ones to do the same.  It will be a fun experience and create images that will be most uniquely you.

 

Have a great day.

-Sarah


 

Dumas Disaster

Last night when I got home from my wedding I found out that my husbands home town of Dumas was hit by a huge tornado. This morning we headed down there and couldn’t believe our eyes. It is unreal!!!! Below are a few of the pictures that I took. Below the pictures is a link to more. Taylor’s parents home is fine and we are SO thankful for that.
-Sarah



















More Pictures

February 26, 2007 - 2:15 pm Mitzi - Wow Sarah! It looks aweful! You really captured it. So glad Taylor's family was ok.

February 27, 2007 - 11:20 pm c r y s t a l - I have no words.....so happy to hear Taylor's family is alright.

Jeremy was supposed to have headed down on Sunday night to audit a bank in Dumas all week. I'm not sure which bank, but I know it is across the street from Fred's and the hotel over there. He spoke with one of the ladies who works in the bank today, and a couple of their employees lost their homes. So sad. My heart pours out to all the people down there.

March 1, 2007 - 1:25 pm Beppo - It's amazing what tornadoes can do. This one really "hit home", though, because I grew up in Dumas, and my parents still live in that area. Fortunately my family is all okay, but the town will never be the same again.

It's so weird to see all the destruction in places I used to go. My mom would still sometimes go to The Mad Butcher, which was demolished.

A third of the town's businesses were destroyed, and 800 people are without jobs. It's sad... It's much different to see these pictures when it involves places and people I know.

March 5, 2007 - 12:37 pm Jerry West - The pics really captured a lot of te devestation.
Merchant and Farmers bank is the one across from Fred's.
The second funnel/tornado to go through Dumas knocked down a few more light poles than were originally knocked over by the first twister.
Buildings looked like they were blown up with dynamite.
I rode out to Walnut Lake Cemetary and it was as if the twister followed three primary water towers for the city of Dumas....I rode out northeast of Dumas and there appeared to be some of Arkat's metal scattered more than 5 mile from its original location.
I also grew up in Dumas.

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