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About Sabrina K. Photography:

Welcome to my blog! I'm Sabrina Koogler, and I love photography! I always have my nose in a photography book, camera to my face, working on a challenge, workshop, or contest (in between sessions and processing!) becoming the best photographer I can be! I used to teach high school Spanish, and now I'm a stay-at-home mom to two adorable, rascally boys. Sabrina K Photography is my third baby, born of the need to document all of the milestones, wild times, and quiet moments of my children and others. My style is fun and natural. I seek to document the authentic "you" in my images. I offer custom portraiture in the Houston area, and I'm based in Pearland. I enjoy working with natural light and studio lighting--it's fun having a dual-sort of personality! And it certainly keeps things interesting!

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    • Archive: March, 2011



    Senior, 2011!

    Wednesday, March 30th, 2011

    Doesn’t this one just say it all?

    I’ve been driving around, checking to make sure these yellow fields have not been mowed. Glad we got out in it with the blue chair (Mom asked me if I bought this chair with a yellow field in mind and, um, yes, the blue chair in a yellow field is EXACTLY why I bought this chair!!!). So glad we got to use it! And with such a beautiful girl!!!

    I was so happy to work with this young lady and her mom (a dear friend!)! It was difficult to pick the sneak peek! Can’t wait to show more! Despite the most yucky, overcast evening, we got some beautiful images!

    And we went by an awesome classic auto body shop. Can I tell you how much I heart rust?

    Thanks so much for a fun session! It was worth tromping through a field on the side of the road (spiders! eeek!) lugging a big chair with traffic passing by wondering what on earth we were doing! (Art, people, jeez!)

    Posted in Pearland photographer, natural light photography, on location photography, senior photography | 5 Comments »

    Brown-eyed girls

    Wednesday, March 30th, 2011

    I had the pleasure of working with three BEAUTIFUL ladies this weekend! Mom and her girls met up with me at Hermann Park for a gorgeous session! It was so much fun working together!

    Here’s a little sneak peek! More to come!

    Thanks again for such a fun session!

    Posted in Pearland photographer, child photography, family photography, natural light photography, on location photography | 1 Comment »

    Three-year-old sneak peek!

    Monday, March 28th, 2011

    I feel like I’ve been doing only sneak peeks lately–I can’t wait to fully blog the sessions I’ve been working on lately! I’ve really been having SO much fun! I have the best job ever (after Mommy-ing, of course!)! This weekend I got to play at the park with a darling little girl. It was so fun to talk about princesses and Dora and look for turtles in the pond!

    Here’s a sneak peek for mom and dad:

    I’m so impressed at her monkey-bar skills!

    And these two are just so my favorites! I love how she’s totally not going to give us a smile and then finally does and then *whew* we’re done and she can play without “that lady” chasing her around with the camera!

    Thanks so much for the great session! More to come of your adorable girl!!!

    Posted in Pearland photographer, child photography, natural light photography, on location photography | 1 Comment »

    Shopping Locally

    Friday, March 25th, 2011

    Many of you know that I have cloth diapered to some extent with both boys. I really love cloth! The cute patterns! The reduced waste! The less impact on the environment. Happier trees. Cleaner water. Singing birds.

    Well, maybe not all of that. But I do really love using cloth as much as I can!

    I’ve always bought my diapers from a few great online stores and have been really happy with them but I just recently discovered that there is a Houston-based company that sells most of my favorite items as well: Nurtured Family! (click on the link to visit! yes, I know I need to get into the code and make my links work but oh! the time!).  Shopping locally is SO totally important to our family. If we can eat at a locally-owned restaurant or shop at a locally-owned store as opposed to a big chain, we will do it.  And I LOVE that I can support a local natural parenting store! It’s a bit of a drive from Pearland, but they were happy to ship my items to me (not sure where driving vs. shipping falls on the Carbon Footprint but for my sanity not driving with the kids sounded pretty okay!).  I was thrilled to find my favorite diaper wipes solution and covers! (They also have a lot of babywearing gear and offer several classes. It’s a great one-stop shop for natural parenting gear!) One of the covers I wanted was not in stock so they “backordered” it–it shipped the next day! The owners were in touch with me throughout the order and it felt like working with friends immediately!  What a wonderful way to shop! (And I got some great cute new dipes for my stash!)

    Here’s my big and chunky boy wearing his new Bummis Super Brite patterns cover for his 10 month portrait session (and, yes, he is almost 11 months–I’m a bit behind!)

    Vroom! Vroom!

    I just can’t get enough of those chunky thighs! This is the only time when cellulite is absolutely too adorable for words!!!

    But here is what working with a 10-month-old is really like:

    Crawling AWAY from the camera.

    SO. ..you get creative as far as what you PUT them into to trap them for a few nanoseconds:

    This basket may make another appearance when the bluebonnets grow enough for me to attempt some wildflower portraits of this little busybody!

    Check out Nurtured Family if you’re local!

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