Sally Clark Photography » babies

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sally — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 06:05:33 +0000

Last fall I hired a studio manager. It was one of the best decisions I made for my business all year. Kat helped me keep my schedule straight and my sanity in tact during a very bust fall season. She has been a true gift. So it is with great fanfare that I introduce you to Kat’s newest addition to her family, Evan. I was fortunate enough to have time to snuggle with this little guy when he was about one week new. Kat and I both found ourselves hormonally challenged while pregnant, with a swift return to normal after giving birth … so here’s to having a beautiful baby and no more crazy hormones, Kat! Sending you and your family lots of love.

{ lyla }

sally — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 05:42:00 +0000

I feel so lucky every time I get to hold and snuggle a newborn. This little girl was the first of three newborns I had the opportunity to photograph all in one week. Let me just tell you how lucky I was … Lyla slept and ate a little and snuggled right in. I got to do lots of neat poses and even get some cute shots of her with Mom and Dad. See for yourself!

And the first baby in the family …

Isn’t Bella a beauty?

{ lenses of love }

sally — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:10:11 +0000

As I sat in front of my television watching the horrific images from Haiti play over and over … I knew I wanted to do something. We have three beautiful children ages 7 and under, and adopting a beautiful child from Haiti wasn’t an option for us at this point in our journey. But I do have two friends who were in the process of adopting a baby girl from Haiti the earthquake ripped through the already impoverished nation earlier this month. I can only imagine the sleepless nights spent worrying about whether their daughter had food, shelter and water and what kind of trauma she was going through.

Last week my friends flew to Pittsburgh to pick up their angel, a beautiful 11-month-old named Stephana. While their story has a happy ending, there are still many children stuck in Haiti who desperately need help. Due to the urgency of this situation, I am embarking on a journey here in Denver to raise money for Kentucky Adoption Services … an organization that is helping orphans in Port-au-Prince. I have created a group called Lenses of Love and I am asking today to ask for your help and participation.

You get beautiful images AND help the orphans in Haiti. Book your Limited Edition Lenses of Love session by February 14th (you have until April 30th to have your session with me) and I will donate 100% of the sitting fee to Kentucky Adoption Services. I am offering a special sitting fee for this fundraiser of $150 (normally $250). I have a limited number of sessions available so book today … just in time for Valentine’s Day!

Lenses of Love sessions include:

phone consultation to answer questions and discuss location and clothing
a full 1-2 hour session with me
35-40 fully-edited images posted to an online slideshow

It gets even better … for every Lenses of Love session I book, I will be donating a mini-session to families in town who have adopted children from Haiti.

Thank you for your love and support! I look forward to raising a lot of money for a great cause.

{ deegan }

sally — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 07:52:40 +0000

Baby Deegan was a dream at just 2 weeks old. He curled up, slept for most of the session and even gave Dad his own “shower.” Okay, Dad got both #1 AND #2 … good thing he was a great sport about it. Here are the peeks!

{ dante }

sally — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 15:12:19 +0000

This little guy was a dream to play with! And his buddy, Rico, tried to steal the show, but didn’t quite manage.