Charlotte’s developed lots of new abilities since you last saw her on the blog. Now, at two months old, she can smile, she can laugh, and she can drink from a bottle. We wanted to highlight these newfound talents in her children’s portrait session.







Reams Photo is Paul and Amy Reams, a husband and wife phototography duo based in San Diego.
Charlotte’s developed lots of new abilities since you last saw her on the blog. Now, at two months old, she can smile, she can laugh, and she can drink from a bottle. We wanted to highlight these newfound talents in her children’s portrait session.







Vivian and David fell in love in the UCSD library as David tirelessly sat next to Vivian while she studied for her pharmaceutical degree. The roles have switched now that David is in engineering school and we wanted to capture the devotion and quirkiness of late nights in the library. But as we started to execute our vision, Vivian and David’s playfulness really shined through. With each other, with the space, and with us. We had a fantastic time sneaking around the stacks and soon realized we’d been playing for over an hour.




Even though we had all this time to photograph in a top secret place with a page full of predesigned ideas, our best intentions fell to the wayside when the 15 minutes we spent at the La Jolla Cove ended up as the star of the shoot. It was a crowded beach day and we were a little late to the sunset so there was no way we were expecting these to be anything grand. But Vivian and David’s playfulness looks gorgeous in front of a dusk backdrop and we are so excited about these pictures.










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Because of Amy’s amazing cousin, Abie, we got a chance to go to the Los Angeles Street Food Festival yesterday. It was a blast-tons of delicious, snack-sized food was everywhere that we looked. We probably sampled about 15 of the vendors in the main area (highlights included the Dogtown Dog hot dog with fennel slaw and homemade mustard and a great gezpacho soup from Maggie’s Fritatas) before we located the special ice cream and dessert area. It felt a little like heaven. The best dessert that we had was handmade organic ice cream from a place called Sweet Lucie’s. They had an absolutely delicious Cookies and Cream and a super-refreshing Mint Lemonade flavor. Anyway, a big thank you to Abie. I’d recommend a trip to the festival for anyone. A fun, relaxing, and filling time seemed to be had by all.


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