evidence of life photography

A little personal project featuring my Lola. I just love my stinky little furbaby. Seattle life photographer Heather Reis Fike is owner and photographer for Evidence Photography & Design . Inspired by all aspects of what it means to be human, Heather's photography crosses the spectrum of maternity and babies to children, seniors, families, weddings, musicians, artists and performers. We are inspired by what makes you YOU.   Inspired by what you see here?  Send us a  session inquiry  or check out our  Session Planning Guides .

Who would have thought we'd get REAL snow for our holiday weekend #shopsmall mini sessions? Not us! Here are some favorites from the families who joined us to play in the snow last weekend! Seattle life photographer Heather Reis Fike is owner and photographer for Evidence Photography & Design . Inspired by all aspects of what it means to be human, Heather's photography crosses the spectrum of maternity and babies to children, seniors, families, weddings, musicians, artists and performers. We are inspired by what makes you YOU.   Inspired by what you see here?  Send us a  session inquiry  or check out our  Session Planning Guides .

A little rainy day mini session. But we're all made in Washington so it's okay.  Seattle life photographer Heather Reis Fike is owner and photographer for Evidence Photography & Design . Inspired by all aspects of what it means to be human, Heather's photography crosses the spectrum of maternity and babies to children, seniors, families, weddings, musicians, artists and performers. We are inspired by what makes you YOU.   Inspired by what you see here?  Send us a  session inquiry  or check out our  Session Planning Guides .

“Is it possible, that by telling these tales, one might indeed save one’s self?” A beautifully bound edition of Arabian Nights  (also know as One Thousand and One Nights ) sits on the shelf in our living room. Admiring the cover, our niece asked what the story was about. I explained that a woman was about to be sentenced to death by the Sultan, and told exciting stories to him every night and was able to live a very long time escaping her punishment. Upon being asked if she had any stories she wanted to tell with pictures, she said “Yes” and picked up a pile of leftover peacock feathers from my wedding, a walking stick she took home from Snoqualmie Falls, and a stash of fabrics and ribbon. “What is your story about?” “A peacock and a crow.” “A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies, said Jojen. The man who never reads lives only one.”  ― George R.R. Martin, A Dance with Drago...

Inspired?   Send us a  session inquiry  or check out our  Session Planning Guides .