Here are the twins again! These little girls are so much fun! As I mentioned in my previous post they both wanted to do different things at different times which is great practice for me! 

I also included another outtake of this family. I love the interactions in it.

I had to share this outtake from a recent shoot. These are the twins that I had a three month session with back in June. We met up again at their home for their 6 month pics. They are so sweet! It's so much more difficult to get shots of them together now that they a bit bigger. One didn't want to sit, the other wanted to roll over, it was hysterical. Hard for pics but so stinkin' funny! Check back for more from this session soon!

These are pictures of my boy when he turned 3. We had a blast playing at this park. I know he loved having mommy all to himself that morning (even though I brought along my camera!)

This was a recent session with a sweet ten month-old girl. We met up at Duke Gardens one morning and let her explore. Her mother really wanted the beautiful flowers as the backdrop for her session. Sweet baby girl liked the dirt path a bit more than the flowers! Oh well, kids will be kids. I had a great time watching her practice her new skill of walking and was amazed at how many teeth she had! (My 13 month-old barely has 2!!!)

This is little miss S. She is my newest niece, just born last Saturday. We are not sure why she arrived so early (she wasn't due for a few more months) , but we are so happy that she is here and seems to be doing very well. I am sad that I have not been able to meet her yet, but I pray each day that she will be able to grow big and strong. I ask you to do the same. Most of the people who read this blog are my family, my friends, my clients, friends of my friends or clients, etc. I appreciate that you check back with me to see what I am up to with my photography. Please take a minute and send some love to Miss S. I hope to take lots of photos of her sometime soon.

Here are a couple pictures of Miss M. I love the natural smile in the first one and there is just something about the second picture. I can't remember now what she was feeling at that point in our session - she clearly wasn't too happy. I love how her face is relaxed and innocent. I've known her for long time and just can't believe how quickly she is growing up. I think that it is important for us to capture even these moments in our children's lives when they may not be too thrilled. If you're anything like me, you'll want to hold onto all the aspects of your child before they are all grown up. It happens so fast!