Sweet baby boy

I photographed an adorable little boy yesterday morning :). A little over a week old and about 5 lbs of sweetness!!

Adorable family

I had a wonderful session with a great family this morning.  They were sent to me by one of my adored families! Here are a few photos... :)

The NEW store is official!

The new store is up and ready to go!

www.marywhitephotography.com/store

The old one (marywhitephotography.net) is no longer active). 

YAY!!

NEW STORE coming very soon!!

By this Thursday, August 18th, the NEW STORE will be officially launched!! It is currently available but unfinished.  Please only purchase sessions before Thursday. 

www.marywhitephotography.com/store

Please note: The store located at www.marywhitephotography.net will no longer be in use. 

Little brother!

I had a wonderful session with an adorable family a few weeks ago. We went to Greeley park in Nashua on a day that happened to be "fairy tale fair" day, so of course there was some kind of pirate music over the loud speaker and we ended up having to almost yell to speak to each other. And we were across the street and far over towards the woods!! Haha, it worked out though :).

A few outdoor portraits before the thunder!

Sundresses, giggles and polka dots

Adorableness

Back to the basics

When I started my photography business I had a vision.  No posing, no props - no fake anything.  To document childhood and family naturally, to tell a story.  But then I got caught up in the world of using backdrops, props and posing newborns like every other photographer - only I didn't go as far as most photographers do.  I just felt I had to do it because I needed to.  Not sure why I felt the need to follow - I never was one to follow other people, ever.  Never did something just because everyone else was doing it.  So why was I doing it now? Not quite sure.  It hit me when I was looking at my portfolio and saw a photo I did of a newborn molded into a cocoon/bowl shaped scarf and a photo of a newborn in her cradle, laying as she naturally did on her own - her personal gestures of her arms and feet, laying on the sheet her mom picked out and the cradle her Grampy made.  What does the photo of the newborn in the cocoon say about the baby? Not much, really.  We can see what he looked like at that age but does the cocoon have anything to do with him? No. Does the pose he is in tell anything about him? No, I molded him that way.  It just makes no sense to me!! So anyway... after all that time experimenting in the world of fake portraits I am back to my own creativity and vision.  No more props, no more backgrounds and no molding newborns!!  Time to get back on track! :)

Wedding themed packages

Organic Bloom Frames & colors!!