Baby’s mama’s mama is in town, letting me catch up on a thousand emails. 😭
I am not a morning person. My 23andme says I am genetically predisposed to waking up at 8am, but I’d really have it be 9 or 10 if I could. (To be clear, I’m also not a night person - I like to be in bed by 10pm.) Before Sophie, I’d have to get up at 5 or 6am for photoshoots, but I’d always have days between to sleep in. I never thought I’d let some tiny human coerce me into waking up at 630 every day just to hang out, but here we are. The sunrises are nice though.
It’s finally fireplace season. 🍁
Did a Q&A with @anjalipinto’s commercial photography/photojournalism group tonight. Thanks for having me guys! If you have any extra Q’s about growing a creative/photo biz feel free to leave them here. 😊
Last fall, Woody had the idea that he’d do a few quick improvements to the house before Sophie was born. It would take three months, he said. He’d do most of it himself, he said. It would be easy, he said. One year of living out of a suitcase later, we’re finally back in our home. 😊
Know #phootcamp? Then you know Laura. I met @lbm in 2009. I was 22, had recently moved to San Francisco and had finagled my way into working for a Silicon Valley PR firm. We were hosting a cocktail party for a client (hi @brocksteady!) who she happened to know from college, so she stopped by. I was a photo nerd so I already knew about her work founding Pictory and Phootcamp. I walked up and said hello. We quickly became close friends. Nine years later she was a speaker at my wedding. She just launched her new studio today that is all of the magic of her previous projects. If you loved following Phootcamp as much as I did, keep an eye on @buddybuddystudio.
Sophie loves sign painting 🎨 @heather_hardison
Sophie says hi @tyrabanks 😭
I married my dream man last year but we never really had time to have a wedding until now (I’d argue we still don’t). But yesterday we invited people we love from every chapter of our lives to our home in Healdsburg to celebrate our marriage and baby. The best part about marrying in your 30s is you can do whatever you damn well please. So we wore sneakers, served way more booze than food, did roasts instead of a ceremony, broke out our flyest dance moves, and woke up on a couch with a hazy memory. It was perfect. (📸 by @anjalipinto)
Wedding diet 🥂☕️
“Cut me like one of your French girls” 🎨 (it’s totally normal to snip all of your hair off two days before your wedding right?) cc @ponysalon