Fun in the Sun

When I was younger, it was a yearly summer tradition to head to Rehoboth Beach, Delaware for the week with my family. I remember packing weeks in advance in my excitement to build sand castles, eat boardwalk fries, and of course, play tons of carnival games. As we grew older, it became harder to get us together to go. Luckily this summer, we were able to sneak away for a long weekend to revisit a place we had so many fond memories of. Hopefully this time around, the kids were able to create some memories of their own, in hopes of carrying on a tradition of ours. It's always good to have a photographer around, right?

Jonathan and Company

It still amazes me how small babies can be, even at close to 5 months. Jonathan has so many facial expressions, so you never really know what he's thinking, but you do know he's happy to have people around him, giving him tons of attention. I've had the joy of watching my nieces and nephews grow up over the years and still amazed they started out so small...

Meet Elmo

Meet Elmo. No, not the red Sesame Street character. Elmo, my cat. He's probably the laziest cat I know, but he's also the nicest cat I know. The pictures here are so typical of Elmo on any given day, which makes it easy to photograph him. It won't be the last time I post him. And yes... he's cross-eyed.

Montgomery County Fair

I can't recall the last time I attended a county fair. Yesterday was probably the first time in over 10 years that I've attended the Montgomery County Fair in Gaithersburg, MD. Things have certainly changed since I last went, but some things still stay the same - cotton candy, carnival games, farm animals, and of course the ferris wheel. Thankfully, I had my camera to take photographs of this Maryland tradition.