Portland Portrait Photograher } Megan Elle

timeless. vintage modern photography

some tidbits about me…

Hi there! I’m Megan, but I go by Meg.

I am a lover of photography and all things that are breathtakingly beautiful. I am married to the love of my life who believes in me and gives me wings. He is the one who nurtured my love of photography long ago, for that I am grateful.

I dabbled with film in college, but didn't really embrace photography until my son was born and I went digital. Photographing my children and being a mother has taught me so much and shaped me in to the photographer I am today. Much like motherhood, the beauty of photography is found in the details.

The essence of my work is in the details of light, wardrobe, location, ambiance and emotion. I am a creative, natural light photographer in love with the process of creating artistic photographs and stylizing a personal and meaningful session for each individual client.

This blog is basically me, in blog form, so if you are looking for a photographer and think I might be a good fit for you, be sure to check out "categories" for some glimpses into who I am.

Daily Sentiments is where you will find little gifts from God that I see in my daily routines. The gracious blessings and charming things I adore.

My Mother Heart are my emotions about being a mom first, photographer second, wrapped up in pretty, storytelling images that typically feature my own darling charges.

My Style is where I file photographs that I took just for the fun of it. The images that define my style and make my artist soul soar. They are traditionally the product of some idea I have had swimming around in my head for a while.

06.09.2009

Portland Photographer } Good Day, Sunshine

Summer is the most splendid time for childhood. The world is a playground! I love these shots, digging in the dirt just like mom and dad. Such a happy little green Thumbelina. Children are so service oriented, they always want to help. Of course it does go both ways. Yesterday my son was picking up some toys and handed me a book and said, “Honey will you be my big helper and put this away?” How could I say no? Of course I couldn’t, I just smiled and basked in the glow that is childhood.