2010 March » Katie Clay Photography

Form submitted successfully, thank you.

Error submitting form, please try again.

Hello Hello!

So, you'd like to learn a little more about me!

* I love to bake. My sprinkle collection is getting ridiculous.

* I love books.

* I love the color green. Really, any shade.

* My husband is a Marine.

* I have a Newfoundland named Hank. He weighs 145lbs and lays in front of a tiny fan for 90% of the day.

* I love living in North Carolina. I love the open land, friendly people, and bright, sunny days. I'm thankful every day that I took the leap and moved here from New York City.

* I love photography. I love real smiles, not posed ones. I love capturing emotions, connections, and love in a photo.

Sessions start at $100. I offer a 15% military discount. Please contact me through the contact form or at katie.clay@yahoo.com for more pricing and package information!

Monthly Archives: March 2010

Max: Sneak Peek

03.28.10 Posted in Newborn, North Carolina, Photography

This is Max! He is simply the cutest and we have been SO excited for his arrival! He is the little boy of my close friend Jennifer.

View full post »

Ode to the iMac (and to my husband)

03.21.10 Posted in Personal, Photography

This is my new best friend. I’ve been struggling for about 6 months now with my old and trusty laptop. The photos that I take are so huge and my little laptop just couldn’t keep up. The editing process was simply slow slow slow. On Monday, my (amazing and wonderful) husband, Jordan, called to me...

View full post »

Birthday Boy

03.17.10 Posted in Kids, North Carolina, Personal, Photography

We were invited to help celebrate Matthew’s 1st birthday this past weekend! I still can’t believe it has been a year since he was born.

View full post »

3 Months Older

03.16.10 Posted in Kids, Newborn, North Carolina, Photography

You’ve met Sam before! He’s the cutest kid on the block and was so patient with us as we changed his outfits, moved him around the house, and even took him on a little hike to a hidden field behind our neighborhood (an amazing treasure that you’ll be seeing more of!).

View full post »