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      I was so excited to shoot the new Field Trip line in person and offer the show to all my clients. I especially love using Matilda Jane clothes for my shoots. They photograph beautifully. I’ve included some images at the bottom of this that includes some of Matilda Jane’s clothes in my shoots! If you are not familiar with Matilda Jane Clothing,  the clothes are super cute and colorful, with a vintage flair. They are fun and unique- better than Anthropologie for girls.    These clothes are always on my  “What to Wear”  for pictures list.  Every little girl feels like a princess plus they are comfortable and offer lots of textures and patterns so you can mix and match with things you already may have for your girl.  Little girlies don’t get all the fun- they make cool stuff for women as well. And because I adore how these clothes photograph, I’m going to be offering FREE mini-sessions to those that spend at least $200 on Matilda Jane clothing at the show....

I was so excited to shoot the 1st release for the matilda jane fall collection “field trip”. Not just because i am slightly obsessed with the clothes, but i also got to shoot at one of my many locations that i found by accident. To top it off i used one of my handmade (made by me) tree swings…….. Such simple things, make me so happy…..it being like 98 degrees and 120 % humidity not so much. I am sure to host one last trunk show before our departure. I think sometime in September. Will keep you posted. www.matildajaneclothing.com        

I shot this in studio for  Babiekins magazine. This online magazine focuses on all things trendy in a little one’s world. Babiekins hopes to encourage, inspire and motivate the trendy parent and child alike. So naturally I thought Matilda Jane clothing would be a perfect match. www.matildajaneclothing.com www.babiekinsmag.com

I’ll just post pictures. I think they speak for themselves…                  

What defines “a good life” It took me a long time of trying to find myself to finally realize that I already am the person I wanted to be. One thing that helped was my travels. I left the states when I was 15, and didn’t look back. High school in Israel, vagabonding through Southeast Asia and Europe, working in Japan for five years all the while trying to figure out what I want to be if and when I grow up. I wandered from place to place, making to do lists (this month, this year, 5 year plan….) Being around so many other cultures and ways of life confirmed there is no one right way to live and that it’s OK to be different. It’s not that easy, unless you live a remote island where there is no way to communicate. Buy some earplugs…because everyone has an opinion. All of a sudden family, friends, even strangers know what is best for you. Settle down, work from 9-5 because you will have benefits, meet a nice guy / girl, get married, buy a house…..pop...