Category Archives: Traci Shupert Photography
Ocho Meses :: South Bend Baby Photographer
This little one’s mom is a Spanish teacher, so I could resist using what little I remember of my Spanish classesView full post »
Expecting :: Elkhart Maternity & Newborn Photographer
I love, love when client’s schedule the Belly & Bebe Sessions. The Belly Session is a great way to meet eachView full post »
7 Days New :: Goshen Newborn Photographer
My camera (i.e. Me) has really enjoyed photographing all these newborn boys the past few weeks! This client traveledView full post »
14 Days New :: Michiana Newborn Photographer
If ever there is tomorrow when we’re not together… There is something you must always remember. You areView full post »
9 Days New :: Goshen Newborn Photographer
9 days new and over 9 pounds strong! This “little” one was the squishiest newborn I’ve had in quiteView full post »
4 Months :: Michiana Baby Photographer
I just love getting to photograph my newborn clients through their First Year! It’s amazing the changes theyView full post »
13 Days New :: Elkhart Newborn Photographer
This was my first of 3 newborn boys this weekend (and I’m meeting another tomorrow). He was on the older end forView full post »
Fall Family :: Nappanee Photographer
This family was so kind to reschedule after I became ill the day of their session, and I was very thankful that we wereView full post »
Six Months :: Michiana Baby Photographer
Another one of my newborn clients returned for the first of his 3 First Year Sessions. He’s 6 months old and aView full post »
A Belated Fall Mini Session :: Goshen Child & Family Photographer
Last week, I met up with my friend Shalmai (who just so happens to be a super talented photographer herself) and herView full post »
Mini Sessions for the Nellans Childrens Fund
If you’ve followed my Facebook page within the last few weeks, you probably saw my post asking to pray for one ofView full post »
Beautiful Fall :: Goshen Child Photographer
Fall so full of beauty. Wrapped in hues of rich regal yellows. To walk on its fallen blanket of colors, is one of theView full post »