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Walk to Remember

Aug 21, 2019
1 min

Walk to Remember

October is right around the corner. This month there is dedicated to remembering our babies who live in Heaven. A Walk to Remember is a free family event to bring This year I am planning on walking in honor of Benjamin Lee, and Lillian Nichole whom I met earlier this year. Benjamin Lee is the son of Phylicia Bernard and Josh. And Lillian Nicole is the daughter of Allison Lehman and Brad. What makes their story a special is that both mommies work at the same hospital and the

Dear Dads - Hire the photographer

Michelle Glenn-Dunn

Jan 17, 2019
3 min

Dear Dads - Hire the photographer

Of course it's been a minute since I have sat down and wrote a blog. I'm terrible at it, and I always second guess if I'm doing it correctly. But I'm gonna do it anyway. The other day, my daughter reminded me that next month is Valentines day and in her giggle voice said she's gonna make dad take her on a date to get me some chocolate. "Oh great I thought." (I still haven't eaten my chocolate from my birthday from two months ago.) I quickly said, well Daddy will need to t

Simple Newborn

Michelle Glenn-Dunn

Mar 21, 2018
3 min

Simple Newborn

I hear so often "We can't because it costs too much" Yes, I know.....there is a lot going on after having a baby. this cost so much, that is too expensive...I've heard it all. some don't even think that having newborn photos is worth the investment. then there are those who want so badly to document this time. that's when simple newborn sessions is the perfect fit for your growing family! I want everybody to have an option to have beautiful timeless newborn images. So I hav

Grief has NO timeline

Michelle Glenn-Dunn

Oct 14, 2017
3 min

Grief has NO timeline

In a world which is so image-centric, it’s easy to disassociate oneself from tragedy. We are constantly bombarded with images that depict the hurt and pain in our world - from natural disasters in Puerto Rico to the terror in Las Vegas. And after viewing them for so long, it’s all too easy to become numb. How much harder is it, I think, for those tragedies that go unbroadcasted? For those tragedies that tend to affect singular units, like families, rather than large swaths of