10 Frames – Best of Summer – My favorite images from summer. A mother/daughter trip to London. A family trip to Slovenia and Venice. And an extended trip to New Jersey and New York City.
These 10 frames – best of summer are some of my favorites. I took hundreds and hundreds of pictures this summer, but these will remind me of the places we traveled to and some of the incredible things that we did.
If I had to sum up the summer of 2018, it was either all play or all work. I spent a lot of time in airports and living out of a suitcase. Ava and I went on a mother/daughter trip to London. I was there for a workshop, so I decided to bring her with me and have a Harry Potter-inspired weekend. We got home and unpacked our suitcase and repacked them for a family trip to Slovenia and Venice. I haven’t stopped talking about how amazing that trip was. I want to go back so badly. A few days after we returned from that trip, I went to the states for a few weeks to meet my new nephew and help my brother and sister-in-law. I am in love with my new nephew and miss him so much already.
When I was home, I was all in for work. This has been a very busy season for all of my photographers and it is keeping us all on our toes. Truthfully, I wouldn’t have it any other way. I like to be busy. I thrive and am more organized when I am busy. (My house might not be as clean as I would like, but I think that it is going to help to send the kids back to school on that front.)
The kids go back on Monday and I have mixed feelings about it. I love having them around and the freedom that we have in the summer. And I also love having some time to myself and the structure that a school year brings.
(Photo above, The Harry Potter Experience at Warner Bros Studios. They shared this on their Instagram page!)
Covent Garden, London
Tower Bridge, London
Bibione, Italy (This is NOT a fake sky. It really looked this gorgeous.)
Tolmin Gorge, Slovenia
The kitchen in our INCREDIBLE guest house. 
Lake Bohinj, Slovenia
Venice, Italy
Annapolis, Maryland
The view from my room at The Standard in New York City.