We interrupt the sneaky sneak peeks to catch you up on a few sessions. Good grief things here have been so busy lately. I, as most of you know, thrive on busy. However, these past two weeks are little overkill on the crazy busy side. I am looking forward to telling you all my secrets and getting my groove on working with clients, new and old, in the upcoming weeks!
Any long time readers will know this family right away! Big brother C. was a newborn client of mine a few years ago. Just as we were finishing his “babies first year” plan- his mommy found out that C. would soon be a big brother (enter little V.) Photographing V.’s first year was awesome and now it is fun to see the family as a whole for sessions!
Meet V. who cried through a session or two in his younger years. He was happy and lovely and so much fun on this day. Good thing as I was beginning to take it a little personally… 
Meet C. who is always so wide eyed as if he is really taking it all in. On this day I think he said “no” (as in NO!!!!) about 30 times or so. Seems that, according to mom, he has fallen victim to the terrible three’s. Both my boys had them to. Such a shame for a cute kid! LOL!
When photographing two little boys at the same time.. you better have them actively doing something or else they easily bore with you!
Good thing we found this water for them to play in! However, as I began to pick C. up and put him in the water, mom gasped. Seems that I was heading right towards the big snake whose water we were in! From that moment forward, we all had one eye on the snake (who at times was swimming in the water) and one eye on the boys. I think all the rock “skipping” scared the snake to stay on his end of the stream until we left.
Mom described this beautiful child as “earthy”. She is child number three and we all know how laid back that child typically is. Miss M. was no exception. She was laid-back, adoring of all the animals we saw, amd so much fun to photograph! It was a treat to hang out with her!
