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EDITORIAL

  • “ Her intimate raw style will portray your relationship in pictures like no one else! ”
    — Paige
  • “ She did such a beautiful job capturing this unique moment in our lives. At 9 months pregnant, it's not easy to feel really comfortable and beautiful in your skin, but Elisabeth had a way of putting me at ease and making the whole process very enjoyable. I know I'll treasure those photos forever! ”
    — Emily
  • “ I highly recommend her for any of your portraiture or photography needs. HIRE HER and you won't regret it! ”
    — Emily
  • “ The results were stunning...authentic moments. There are no manufactured moments or awkward smiles...I am so grateful for her work! ”
    — Dayv
  • “ Just when everyday life and a certain whiny, sleepless someone is making it hard to remember how in love you are, Elisabeth Waller swoops in to make you feel 18 again and captures it beautifully. ”
    — Hana
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Best baby album in Frost European Linen. Although family sessions are offered very exclusively I offer them because it's a gift to have a beautiful album like this to look at when you're an adult, to see what you and your parents were like when you were a brand new, tiny human. To see how much your parents loved you. Swipe for some details.
"I feel weird putting a picture of myself on the wall."⠀ A client recently said this to me at their reveal session.⠀ Women are constantly being given the message there's something wrong with them and it's wrong or selfish if they like the way they look or think they're beautiful. There's nothing wrong with you. The people and companies who have made you feel that way are predatory and trying to sell you something. There's nothing to fix. You're perfect the way you are and there's nothing wrong with *you* thinking that too, or putting a picture of yourself on the wall. You're alive and have a beautiful body that does some beautiful things. If it's ok for others to think you're awesome enough to put a photograph of you on their wall, why not you?⠀ Fingers crossed Insta doesn't lock me out of my account for this one!
Who's ready for wedding season? 🙋🏽Also ready for hikes in these beautiful mountains again.
We're all really happy it's Monday, right? I'll just be over here with a drink in hand. ⠀ This is @andonwhitehorn of @nottepizza's entry in the VT Bartender of The Year Competition.
The finished piece. I’ll just be admiring this at home for a few days before bringing it to the studio where it belongs. You can now order your own float framed canvas. Archival, 100% cotton, sustainably harvested wood, and for every roll of canvas used a tree is planted. 🌱 Swipe to see closeup. —
In the studio with @_k_la_, absolutely killing it for her session.
When you can’t hang heavy pieces (this wall is the original plaster), already have a full wall, or have some extra floor space, leaning some stacked pieces can look great if you keep a few things in mind. You want to consider the size of furniture in the room and the size of the wall/floor space. The piece on the left is 26x36” including mat and frame and the piece on the right is a 30x45” mounted print. Too many small pieces will look like clutter and be a pain to clean around. Too large and the piece will compete with furniture as the focal point of the room. There will be a blog post coming with more info soon. Sign up for email updates at the link in profile for more.
My favorite plant was a rescue from the garden store. It wasn’t in very good shape. I found a rusted sprocket, plastic plant leaves and many bugs in its soil and leaves. But we bonded right away and now it graces the studio. The first unedited iPhone photo I’ve posted in a really long time. What do you think? Do you like to see a bit of the spontaneous mixed into the professional?