Showing posts with label girl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label girl. Show all posts

Monday, June 24, 2013

Serenity - Three Months Old

This photo shoot was special, because I got to take photos of Serenity's mom during her pregnancy and then when she was two-weeks old.  I'll get to photograph her two more times, at 6-9 months and then when she's one-year old. It's such a neat opportunity to photograph a baby as they grow. I'm excited to see her when she's older and see how her personality blossoms.



 

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Peyton

This is Peyton Rae. She is three months now and has won my heart.  She is such an easy baby to take photos of it was like cheating. She just gazed around smiling, blowing bubbles and speaking that most loveable baby language, gibberish.  I had lots of fun meeting her and taking her pictures. I just can't wait so see her grow and take more pictures of her!  All the pink makes me happy too!!








Thursday, May 2, 2013

To Cry or Not to Cry

That was the question.
This strange person coming at her with that weird black thing attached to her face that makes lots of noise and bright lights. It was touch and go. Through it all, she is gorgeous!
 
I can't get enough of those deep clear eyes and rosebud lips.
 
Such a beautiful girl to photograph.
I Think I Might Cry.....

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Lucy

Meet Lucy! Those eyes make me melt.  One thing I cannot resist is a baby or little girl in a tutu! If and when I have a baby girl, I think her entire wardrobe will be tutus. One for each day. I would wear them, but that may confirm the suspicions that I'm nuts. :)


Baby in a Tutu!

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

My neice, Eisley.
I am blown away at this child's beauty.
(My cousin, her mother and her husband have the most beautiful children. It's amazing.)
Her eyse are like prisms. They glow from within.
I just love her!
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"In the eyes of a child there is joy, there is laughter 
There is hope, there is trust, a chance to shape the future 
For the lessons of life there is no better teacher 
Than the look in the eyes of a child"