The family and I traveled to Indiana to visit a childhood friend of mine. Mike hit it off with her husband when they discovered they both have a passion of hunting. It was a fun trip packed with visits to our old high school and the children’s museum.
We did manage to squeeze in a quick photo shoot of Rebecca’s family. Even though it had snowed the day before, the temps plummeted which made for a bitter time outside. K was not pleased.
Finally, it’s starting to warm up around these parts. An added bonus was that I got to take advantage of the spring changes with the S Family. How lucky I was to work with such a gorgeous family! Miss T, the sweet baby, was quite a cutey and reminded me of a porcelain doll. She wasn’t too interested in my presence, but I managed to squeeze a few charming expressions from her. Miss T and her family were an absolute joy, and that definitely shows through in the pictures.
And just for fun…
This blog is only a few days old, but I’ve been at this photography thing for quite some time. Things have slowed down around here now that the holidays are over. So I’ve decided to go back and post about my sessions since November. I’ve met many wonderful new families lately, and I just can’t resist letting you get to know them a little bit, too.
Meet N…
This little girl has the sweetest personality and was so full of energy. She�and I immediately hit�it off, but N. wasn’t about to make my job easy. As soon as I got my camera out she was off and running.�That smile never left her face though, so it wasn’t too difficult to capture�lots of fun shots. Her mom�seemed skeptical that anything would turn out since N. never once stopped moving around. Each time I’ve met up with N. and her family since the photo shoot, her mom gets the biggest kick�out of�how N. remembers me so fondly. What an absolute doll! {You may be wondering why I’m only showing black and white photos of N. It was a special request of mom’s, and I was happy to oblige.}
Now for something completely different…maternity, and one of my first (or third). These parent-to-be have so much love for each other and for the baby that will one day be part of their lives. It was infectious. I immediately went home and announced that it was time for a third. Kidding, kidding!
The couple was up for trying some different stuff, and I only got two or three�hesitant glances {ahem, see picture below with Greta the hound dog}.��I surprised K, the mommy-to-be, with the cupcakes, but she was definitely willing to devour them in my presence.� Can you tell we had fun?
Okay, one more. I met up with the T. family on the weekend after Thanksgiving. M, that cute toddler, was as cute as could be but tired me out. I swear he took one look at me and figured I needed a good workout after the big feast because he kept me moving the whole time. The T’s�have such a beautiful family. I felt honored to be able to document this time in their lives.
Stay tuned! I’ve got more to share, probably within a day or two.