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A portfolio of photography sessions with Kalamazoo, Michigan family and commercial photographer, Sarah Rypma

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Bird's-eye View of Climate Change in Michigan | Southwest Michigan Drone Photographer

Recently I had a chance to fly my drone over Lake Michigan near Holland to capture some aerial photography of the erosion caused by...

10 on 10 | August

Vibrant skies, ominous storms, rough waters, moody silhouettes and carefree beach days brought to a close by soothing moonlight and gooey sm

10 on 10 | July

This driveway leads to a very special place - a place that is close, yet so far away. Here the dappled light dances in the morning on the...

10 on 10 | June

These past three months have been heavy. Life has been completely turned upside down due to a global pandemic caused by a microscopic...

10 on 10 | May

It's been awhile since our 10 on 10 blog circle has been active. As a little refresher, this blog circle connects female photographers...

Follow Jett / A story about rising waters

This is Jett. Jett is sitting on the top of a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan in Holland, Michigan. Jett has a story to tell you about...

10 on 10 | July

It's summer time in Michigan. After surviving another ruthless Michigan winter, many families flock to our state's lakes in summer to...

10 on 10 | April

I could tell you about the allure of Kauai. About the cacophony of wild roosters mixed with the distant sounds of the crashing surf and...

P52 // Week 10

Springtime in Michigan is a revival that I have grown to love as I get older. It's a much needed awakening to both the earth and our...

10 on 10 | March

A long weekend in Montana with family. Big Sky, big love. Continue this month's blog circle by stopping by Kyla Maltese's site to see...

P52 // Week 9

This was a tough week! I had surgery this week and spent most of my week in bed without a camera. My oldest daughter turned 11 and...

P52 // Week 8

We went to Big Sky Montana for winter break with family! The wide open spaces and morning mountain sunrises are just what I needed to...

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