I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas! Here is our family card this year. I have to say, I’m really happy with the way it turned out.

and the back

Thanks for making your way over to my blog. This is where you will find sneak peeks from recent weddings and portrait sessions, plus general announcements and updates! So be sure to check back often.
So, check it out . . . leave me some love in comments section!
I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas! Here is our family card this year. I have to say, I’m really happy with the way it turned out.

and the back

We got hit with some massive snow this weekend and Molly couldn’t wait to get out and play. Well, mostly she was just interested in throwing it.

This is the third time I’ve photographed this couple — once was their wedding in 2007, then in 2008 they had a portrait session done for their anniversary and now they are expecting a baby girl!




Check out this gorgeous baby boy I had the honor of photographing the other day. I seriously could not get enough of his rolls!






Little Miss C was born 8 weeks early and spent quite a bit of time in the hospital. But she’s now 4 months old and healthy as can be. Not to mention, a total sweetheart. She has such long lashes for being a blond!


Love her little perfect bubble toes.

You can tell how much C loves her Momma. Just look at that sweet smile.

I’m in love with these next two images. C was crying in the first one (obviously) and all Mom had to do was pull her towards her face and immediately, C calmed down.


I met up with my good friend, Denise, and her family on a rainy Monday at Longwood Gardens.






This has been an amazing year for me, both personally and professionally. I have an amazing, supportive husband, two incredibly cute kids, a loving family and so many wonderful friends that I have a hard time finding time to catch up with everyone!
So, in the spirit of the holidays, I’d like to give a little something back.

You know someone. You know someone who’s experienced a tragedy, is struggling to stay afloat, is raising kids while holding down more than one job, or is volunteering selflessly despite extenuating personal circumstances. You know someone who can’t afford custom photography, but who would cherish it this holiday season. You know someone who deserves a year-round reminder of their family’s spirit, love, and beauty.
You know someone. I guarantee it.
I want to know who they are, and I want to give them the chance to experience complimentary custom photography — $725 worth, to be exact. Whether it’s canvas or albums, prints for Grandma, or a slideshow to watch over and over, it’s in your power to give them the artwork they deserve this holiday season.
Oh, and the best part? The person who nominates the winner receives a free session and a $50 print credit (valued at $175). What better reason to show some love could there possibly be, people?
The rules:
* You cannot nominate yourself, and the person nominated must sincerely be incapable of purchasing my services. (Being unable to make mortgage payments for a two-million-dollar-vacation-home in Paris does not qualify as sincere financial need.)
* The nominee must reside within 50 miles of Smyrna, Delaware. Tell me who you know, what they’re experiencing, and why they deserve my artwork. Please include a way to contact both your nominee and yourself as well.
* You must e-mail me the full story bynoon December 24, 2009 : erin@erinfarrellphotography.com
The winner will be announced on New Years Day – get nominating! I can’t wait to read all of your entries!
Open your heart to someone this holiday season — and thanks for giving me the opportunity to open mine.
With love,
Erin
Meghan and I met on a moms message board a couple years ago and I definitely consider her a friend now. She is an awesome photographer and an even better person. This past summer, she took my maternity/family pictures, so I was so excited to return the favor and photograph her and her two adorable girls, Brenna and Molly. (Yup, she’s got a Molly too . . . and what’s even better is that had CJ been a girl, we were going to name him Brenna. We were even considered Brennan once we found out it was a boy but ultimately decided on Christopher.)









