Seattle Adventuring...

We enjoyed exploring the city of Seattle so much. While I was in class at Click Away Wes drove to Mt Rainer one day and biked 40 miles around Seattle another day.

One day we took the ferry to Bainbridge and spent an hour or two exploring before driving to Olympia National Park to hike. It was beautiful beyond description. We were in awe of the trees and the lush green forest.

We spent a misty morning exploring the University of Washington Arboretum.

It was a blessing for us to have this time together without the kids but we can't wait to bring them back!

Click Away 2016 | Seattle

What an experience. I learned, grew, and came home with a heart passionate to find my voice and continue to pursue what I love.

These first pictures are from my boutique session with Elena S Blair and a sweet family from Seattle.  We walked the streets of downtown Seattle and snapped pictures along the way.  Elena shared some of her advice for capturing families.  We had many people stop us asking if the family was famous because there were over 20 photographers following them taking pictures:)

The infamous gum wall...

Courtney Slazinik the owner of Click It Up a Notch was our model for one of the breakouts within the Public Market.

Millers Lab hosted an event one evening at the Space Needle.  It was fun to see the city at night.

A Fun Day Off in the City...

Pierce's Park...

"Pierce's Park is located on Pier 5 in Baltimore's Inner Harbors, just across the street from the Pier 5 Hotel. The park has "Seussian" quality with a musical fence and whimsical sculptures, including . It's a wonderful spot to take a breather from Inner Harbor fun, a short walk from the National Aquarium and other attractions. The Park is maintained by the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore, which is focused on developing a "Healthy Harbor." In line with Waterfront Partnership's 'Healthy Harbor' Sustainability features in the park's design include indigenous trees, native plantings and rain gardens, that provide opportunity to educate children about the benefits of capturing water runoff."