I had the wonderful opportunity to spend some time on Saturday evening with this family at home.  Mom wanted to capture her children in the areas where they always play.  I couldn’t agree more!  What’s the point of a portrait in front of a fake background of woods when you have THIS in your own back yard?!  

Isn’t she just a beauty?!

It’s a good thing she has 2 big brothers to watch out for her!

 

We had a lot of fun with this session… particularly at the end when it was time to get out the dirt bikes and to get to control the camera with the remote control.  I must tell you that I love some of the images of you being silly together, but I’ll save those for your private gallery.  Thanks so much for the opportunity to spend some time with you and to get to capture these memories!

 So Mom, did I call it?  As beautiful as the images of your wonderful children are… isn’t THIS ONE the most priceless to Mom?  Thanks for being a good sport and trusting me to capture this when you weren’t planning to be in front of the camera.   

Thanks so very much for allowing me to spend so much time with all of you and to capture these images.  You are such a pleasure to be around.  I can’t wait to share with you the rest of the images we captured!

Last night I had the privilege of getting to meet a big fan of sea creatures.  I just LOVE how Mom captured that important part of this little guy’s personality with these great outfits on these ADORABLE kids!

For those of you who don’t know… THIS is how BIG KIDS sit during circle time in preschool.  You look so big, little guy!

 This session reminded me of my little guys so much.  Little Miss simply ADORES her big brother, and I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed the memories of my own two–holding hands and running down the hill until they both ended up on the ground laughing!  I thoroughly enjoyed my time with you, and sincerely appreciate the trip down memory lane. 

May your children continue to grow in their friendship, as mine have.

There were even a few moments of stillness… 

but not too much, as there was playing to be done!