I have been photographing the Cameron family since Ryleigh was born 3 years ago. Crystal is from St Croix and I have a sister that lives on the Island so we had lots to talk about! I have really enjoyed being a part of the milestones with this family. Ian and Crystal moved away to Texas for a short time. When Ryleigh turned one, they made the trip back to Charlotte to visit family and have me capture Ryleigh’s one year session. When they moved back pregnant with Reagan I was really excited! Their youngest Raegan just celebrated her one year birthday. These are some of my favorite portraits from their family session. Charlotte Family Photographer Ann Norment opened her studio in Fort Mill SC in 2009.
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Charlotte NC is always a beautiful location for a wedding. This wedding is near and dear to my heart. I have known Alex, the groom for almost 26 years. My husband has known him even longer, since high school. Alex met Sally a few years ago. I connected immediately with Sally when I met her. She is a Colorado girl like I am and she reminded me so much of my family and friends back there. Alex and Sally’s wedding was a huge celebration mixing Sally’s long time friends with Alex’s long time friends. Their family and friends traveled from all over the country to get here. Most of the guests grew up together. There was so much love and energy that day surrounding Alex and Sally. I love how they incorporated so much of their personalities into the decor of the wedding. Alex is a musician and owns his own business. Sally is a retired school teacher. They are both very creative and spiritual people. Their decor reflects every aspect of this. They rented a friends video/photography studio called Studio 1212. It was perfect for them! They have so many talented musician friends. Beth Brown who performs under the name of Ivy […]
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Dudeoir portraits – they are not what you think! They are fun and usually a spoof on the female version. Most of the guys are ordinary guys. Last fall I attended Carolina Expo through Professional Photographers of NC with some friends. Mike Anderson of Michael A. Anderson Photography out of Concord was one of my friends there. We were sitting around one night having some drinks when the subject came up. Mike agreed to play along and a month or so later, we did a milk bath theme! These were done for fun and silliness. They were in no way meant to be anything serious. I don’t think I have laughed this hard in a long time! For any guy that wants to give his girl something fun and different, please contact us! Valentines day is right around the corner! Consider giving the gift of Dudeoir Portraits! These are some of my favorites!
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Family portraits can be a daunting task, shopping for clothing, getting the kids ready for their session looking their best, hoping for them to be on their best behavior and follow directions. Our sessions are always fun and pressure free. Kids will be kids and we always get what we need out of the session to create and deliver amazing portraits for you reflecting your kids personalities. What happens though when a change of life baby is born and two years later, his nephew is born? Well…they become brothers and best friends instead of uncle and nephew! Luca is now 6 and Dean is 4. I have been photographing both of these young men for several years now. We had so much fun pretending to be sledding! Enjoy the silliness between these two! I sure did! www.anormentphotography.com Ann’s Photography on Facebook Ann’s Photography on Instagram
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Newborn Photographer Ann Norment of Ann’s Photography located in Laurel Portrait Studio, downtown Fort Mill SC loves to capture this very special time, your newborn changes so quickly and the first few weeks of life is the time to capture that look before it fades. Newborn Photography is a highly specialized skill that takes a lot of training to make sure your child is safe during their session. When searching for a Newborn Photographer, it is important to know that hands will always be on your child and to understand that many poses and images are not possible without composite work which is captured using a tripod and having hands on the child during poses that are not something a newborn can achieve on their own. The artwork is completed in editing removing hands and compositing a few frames into one portrait. Newborn sessions generally take approximately 3 hours but can last longer. For best results, you will want to feed your baby when you arrive for the session. Please see our Newborn FAQ sheet for a successful newborn portrait session. Dress your newborn in loose clothing that will be easy to remove by your Newborn Photographer. Once you arrive, you […]
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