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Lori Gail loves beautiful storytelling. Her photography combines her love of light, life, and beauty with an eye for what's important in a frame. Lori's goal with her clients is to
tell their most important stories with honest, elegant images, and to preserve them through exquisite art for the home.

On this blog, you'll find her favorite client images. You'll also find bits of beauty or humor she finds along the way -- at the heart of which are usually her own children.

For more information on Lori Gail Wedding packages, Lori Gail Newborns or fine art portraiture, please contact her by email: or by phone: 215.771.7121.

Lori is based in Bucks County Pennsylvania, but also serves the greater Philadelphia area.

The LGP portfolio site is coming soon. It will contain more information on pricing and fine products for the home.

Category Archives: nature

Friday, June 5, 2009

Update on Those Babies

How long does it take for little Eastern Pheobes to fledge? I have no idea, but I’d assume a month? More? So, imagine my shock when I crept near the nest this morning to check on them (cozied up and way too big for their home) and ALL FIVE flew off in a frenzy around my face! The last one out was pretty shaky. I cannot believe I gave them the push out of that nest. Flanneryis going to be mad. at. me. Because I didn’t have my camera.

Here they are 2 days ago. Yes, look at them. I shouldn't have been surprised.

posted in: nature

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Memorable Dinner

We love our summer nights on the porch. This Memorial Day we brought out the paper lanterns and enjoyed perfectly grilled steak with all the fixins. We had a very nice evening. Flannery did NOT.

She and Mr. Flannery had put up with me showing them off, shooting pictures. I showed their babies to my kids. They seemed fine with it all. But I’d crossed the line with this racket. To say nothing of the smoke. So (and I’m still mad at her for this) she abandoned her babies! She never came back that night for them! It was my fault for assuming she’d be ok with us. But she left her little hungry babies!? What is wrong with her?! I felt terrible.

Happily, in the early hours of the morning, I finally saw them flitting around the dogwood again. They were back to feeding the tiny, gaping beaks. I didn’t speak to her for at least a day — other than to tell her coldly that I was sorry about the dinner party.

We’re friends again and I don’t think I’ll light up the porch again until the babies fledge!

warm-table

posted in: nature, personal

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Flannery

This is my new neighbor, Flannery. She’s an Eastern Phoebe, according to some guy on Flickr, and has built her little nest above the light on my porch. I’ve never loved a bird so much!

flannery

These are her hungry babies.

beak

posted in: nature

Sunday, May 17, 2009

A Breath of Fresh Air

sky

posted in: local beauty, nature

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Spring Evening in Town

Timing is everything. I never seem to catch this beautiful street at the right time when the blossoms are bursting. This year, I finally caught it in full Spring glory. Evening glory anyway, which has it’s own appeal!

blossoms

window

posted in: local beauty, nature

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