I’ve got nothing to do today but smile*

*from The Only Living Boy in NY
How can you not adore a child who will give you a hug within 15 minutes of meeting you? Here is Avery, 1 yr old this weekend and such a happy little boy that every moment with him was a pleasure.

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The Magic of Little Boys (and a baby sister)

Little boys in motion are exhausting to watch. Capable of turning even the tiniest leaf into a treasure upon which their whole world rests, they are forever moving, forever imagining, forever chasing and being chased. As the photographer, I am often the one doing the chasing (athough sometimes the one being chased as well) but [...]

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I’m gonna watch you shine*

from Father and Daughter, by Paul Simon
Have you ever known a child who so closely approximated yourself at that age, that you couldn’t help but observe their every move, in an effort to better understand your own history?
Here is Sophia, my niece, my sometime muse and a child with eyes that speak.  

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Beginnings

“From small beginnings come great things”
 

 

 

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Supporting Autism

Saving Grace Photography supports autism. On October 14, Saving Grace Photography will be raffling off a session in support of the Children of The Bayshore Jointure Commission Developmental Learning Center for Autism. The fundraiser will be held
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2006 @ 12PM
VETERANS PARK, HAZLET TOWNSHIP

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Holiday Sessions and Availability

The holidays are right around the corner and Saving Grace Photography has just 2 sessions remaining!
Gift ideas
Accordian album : Saving Grace’s beautiful black leather accordian albums include 6 session images and one cover image. Each album comes with it’s own presentation box and is perfect for an end table or entry table display. Price: $250
Leather [...]

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Sometimes it’s ok not to smile

I hear the words often, “Smile for me baby. Just one smile sweetie. Smile baby, do it for mommy.” As the pleas become more fervent, usually the best the child can muster is a forced grin that bears no resemblance to a smile at all.
It’s ok not to smile. I know in our society we [...]

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