Blog Detail
A Moment of Grace
http://savinggracephotographyblog.com
Saving Grace Photography blog showcases the work of Janine Memon Dietz - a fine art portrait photographer in the NYC metro area.
- Added on: May 3rd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Janine Memon
- Listed in: Photo Blogs Photography
- Tags: children new jersey families child photography baby photography fine art photographs
Recent Posts
Can You Hear Me Now? {nj baby photographer}
I love babies, especially pint size babies full of life. This little girl was one such treat. Her larger than life personality certainly came through in this session — we had a blast and I’m sure I’ll get to watch her grow! Share t...
Why Hello There {nj baby photographer}
I love giving everyone their very own blog post but sometimes it’s not possible! Normally January is my break but it’s shaping up to be quite busy already and all my lovely subjects deserve a post! Here are some recents — and anothe...
Pretty in Pink {nj baby photographer}
This sweet little baby was an adorable subject for us. She was incredibly even tempered and happy as could be. We had a wonderful time photographing this photogenic baby. Thank you mom for being sooo very patient as you waited for this sneak peak! I ...
12 Days of Christmas Booking Specials {nj baby photographer}
The 12 days of Christmas Booking special starts tonight at 7 pm! Every day there will be a new special announced on my Facebook Fan page. You must be a fan to receive the special so if you’re not, just click on the link in the header above. And...
Nostalgia {nyc baby photographer}
is shooting a session a block away from where you used to live. Greenwich Village is still one of my favorite places in the world so I’m always happy when I get the chance to shoot there. We spent time on some of my favorite streets and I could...
Elmo is my Friend {nj baby photographer}
I know his songs by heart, I can recognize his brightly colored coat from miles away and his laugh, well his laugh is….his laugh. But most importantly he keeps my tiny subjects happy when I can not. Meet one of my frequently photographed subjec...
