Sabrina Hull Photography

06/17/2022

From this day forward you shall not walk alone. May my heart be your shelter and my arms be your home 💕 When I received the phone call asking if I was available to come photograph this reception, little did this beautiful couple know how much my soul needed this! Sometimes as a creative and artist, we can get lost in our art. I had felt that recently. But this wedding reception helped spark my passion again. This family holds a special place in my heart ❤️ Love you guys and wish you all the best!

06/13/2022

A warm and gorgeous evening on May 31, I met a beautiful family. They invited us in and I witnessed a wedding ceremony unlike most I’ve seen before. The bride’s brother officiated the ceremony just for her, his first! But you’d have never known it listening to him.

Watching the couples faces, the family members faces and even the children there as they smiled and nodded along. We shared a brief few moments of a very Love filled ceremony!

There were smiles, laughs and tears on that beautiful Tuesday evening! And I enjoyed capturing every single moment.

Thank you guys so much for having me come capture your wedding evening! And when you come back to our gorgeous Gulf Coast, I look forward to seeing you all again 🥰

03/17/2022

Sweet Little Miss A celebrated her 2nd birthday! We enjoyed a beautiful spring evening capturing all of her personality!

And… mama asked for big sister to give her a kiss 💋 so, check out that sisterly LOVE!! 😂

01/02/2022

Happy New Year! #2022

Day 1 of 365 💜

07/19/2021

A beautiful session tonight! And another Sunday evening rain shower :)

05/28/2021

Oh what a beautiful evening with these two! We almost had to reschedule because of car issues for me but we got it done and I’m so glad we did!

Kylie & Payton I can’t wait to come capture your wedding this fall!! Thank you for going along with silly poses and having some laughs. Oh, and for not finding any snakes on the adventure too 😝

05/10/2021

Happy Mother’s Day!!

03/20/2021

An oh so sweet 1st Birthday!!

Love getting to capture my clients as their families grow. This sweet little family has let me have the honor of capturing their family over the past 4 years! I so look forward to many more birthdays and milestones with them.

12/21/2020

Are you looking for a last minute gift idea??

Come visit us along the Gulf Coast or take advantage of my trips back home 😉

Session is half price and I’m offering a handful of these as last minute Gift Ideas.

Venmo or PayPal for session and the certificate will be sent to you.

Merry Christmas Everyone

06/25/2020

Love these!

Color or B&W,
which do you like best?

05/21/2020

Enjoyed a walk out at Fairhope Pier this morning.

05/11/2020

Happy Mother’s Day!

04/24/2020

Friday morning and watching all the social media posts... let’s share some sweetness!

Meet this gorgeous little girl from a newborn session back in February.

When I chose this rose background on the morning of her session, I had no idea that it was this perfect! You see her name is Audrey Rose. The roses worked beautifully with her monogrammed blanket and name!

04/24/2020

Although things may not be as planned or “normal” look at these unexpected blessings! More intimate bonding and uninterrupted time together. I absolutely LOVE this perspective.

And as a former L&D nurse, please remember you are not alone! You have a nurse there with you 😉 along with other support staff during and after your delivery.

One month ago, I was 38 weeks pregnant, full of anxiety, anger and fear. Hospital protocols were changing daily. Visitors were banned. Laboring women could only have one person with them. This isn't what I pictured delivering my third baby would look like.

Two weeks later, my husband and I walked into labor and delivery and were handed masks. We were told to wear those any time any one entered our room. The nurses were always masked, as was the doctor. This was my third baby and the whole process was so different than the other two.

During my first two deliveries we had guests in and out while I labored and more guests after delivery. There were no masks. No scary protocols. It was a celebration and everyone was invited.

This time, it was just my husband and I. The room was quiet. No chaos of visitors. The conversations were just him and I. Just the two of us for the first time in six and a half years.

I'm just going to say it: delivering during the pandemic was a blessing in disguise.

We delivered with quiet hallways in a quiet room filled with just the three of us. We welcomed this baby with no expectations of people rushing in during skin-to-skin. We established nursing without having to wear an awkward nursing cover.

It was just us and our little guy. It was perfect.

Twenty-four hours later we returned home. Due to social distancing, there were no visitors and no school. There was no early morning school drop offs or mid-day school pick ups. There was no "panic cleaning" for visitors. There was no schedule and low expectations.

Our girls have been able to bond with their little brother all day, everyday. Having no schedule with a newborn has been dreamy. We are all sleeping, nursing, and bonding with no interruptions. There's no pressure to get out of the house. There's no reason to try to squeeze into pre-pregnancy clothes.

If you are a pregnant momma set to deliver during all the chaos of the world right now, rest easy. Take a deep breath. While this is probably not how you imagined your delivery, find the blessing through this mess.

Enjoy this break from real life, snuggle up with your newborn and enjoy every last minute of the newborn stage. Too soon, that teeny tiny baby won't be teeny tiny anymore.

To read more from Stephanie: https://knoxvillemoms.com/author/slancaster/

04/12/2020

He is not here; He has RISEN, just as he said Matthew 28:6

Happy Easter

03/23/2020

For all you mama's that are unable to have a photographer at your birth or for a fresh 48 here are some tips to take decent looking pictures on your phone or with your own camera.

-Try to take them during the day when there's lots of window light.

-Turn off those ugly hospital lights. Use window light only if you can.

-Position your baby or the person you're photographing either facing the light or so the light is coming in from their side

-Do not take photos with your lens facing the window unless you're trying to get a silhouette. The window will be the brightest part of your photo and your subject will be dark.
The window should be to your side or to your back.

-If you're standing with your back to the window be careful that your body is not blocking the light.

-Don’t take photos aiming up babies nose. Shoot down the bridge of the nose, from above or to the side.

-Remember the details! Don’t be afraid to get in close! Get detail shots of fingers, toes, lips, eyes, nose.

-If your phone has portrait mode use it!

-Download the Lightroom app and edit your photos!

***If you need more help feel free to message me! I can't physically be there for you right now, but I'll do everything I can to make sure you don't miss capturing memories of your newborn. They change so much even in those first few days!

03/18/2020

Love this sweet family! It was a joy to capture their newborn images. I am so thankful for my families that choose me again 🙂 and I love watching families and their little ones grow. So thankful that Mr J also enjoyed his time in front of the camera with this session!