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Pratscher Family | Lake County IL Family Photographer

This wonderful family was the lucky winner of a free photo session I was giving away as part of the Olivia Act.

The Olivia Act, named after one of the children killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting on December 14, 2012 in Newtown, CT. Olivia’s family had family pictures taken a short time before she was killed. Those pictures are precious and now priceless to them. Upon hearing this, one photographer was moved to give away a 30 minute family photo shoot and has challenged other photographers to do the same. We go about our daily lives and sometimes we don’t take the time or have the resources to have family photos taken. This inspired me to do the same for a deserving family.

It was my absolute pleasure to photograph the Pratschers, and I hope that these pictures become treasures in their family photo album.:)

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Fall Mini Sessions 2013 | Chicago Family and Child Photographer

It almost seems inappropriate to even think about fall when we haven’t experienced a good doze of summer heat. C’mon Chicago!  However, being on maternity leave most of the summer, I’m now booking fall sessions, and dates are filling up fast!  One date, however, is reserved for the ever so popular Gleam Photography Fall Mini Sessions to be help on Saturday, October 5, 2013.  Mark your calendars!

I am only taking a limited number of sessions so don’t delay and book now!  <$50 deposit is required to hold your time slot>

 To book, simply e-mail: info@gleamphotography.com.

 

 

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Birthday Boy | Glencoe IL Children’s Photographer

This session was a little out of the ordinary because the adorable boys are my nephews!  They both were great models and the birthday boy was making the most adorable faces.  Everything was smooth sailing up until the moment we brought out the cake for cake smash photos. Long story short, the birthday boy wanted nothing to do with it.  I think it might have actually scared him a bit.  You just never know what a child’s reaction to the cake will be especially if he’s never tasted one before.  It was cute nonetheless because it represents exactly that moment in time, it was real.  :) 

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