Too much Fun...

I did a session yesterday with awesome clients and friends, the Van Zandt's. They are such a great and fun family and I thoroughly enjoy every Session I do for them. This one was even more special because Maggie's mother, Mary was in town and participated in the Session. And on top of that, it was their oldest daughters birthday, Sophia. Sophia who is now three has truly taken to the role of Big sister. Although you can see how her personality and individuality shines, she is always there to watch after her little sister, Bailey. It is so fun watching the interaction between these two sisters and I know it will only get more interesting as they get older. I'll let several of the very many images speak for themselves... Enjoy!!

Teachers ARE Special!!!

I had the pleasure of photographing one of our children's Pre-School teachers recently, along with her husband and their two adorable daughters. We are so fortunate to have Aimee as our daughters teacher and for this we couldn't be happier. Her husband may look a bit familiar and if so it is because he is one of the local weather personalities, Brad Nitz, of WSB TV. Brad was nice enough to forecast a perfect day for us and it certainly did not disappoint! Their children are absolutely amazing and were a riot to watch. Whatever I asked of them, they were happy to oblige, whether it was climbing a tree or playing hide and go seek...All in all I was very pleased with the session and hope you'll like the above "teaser" images.

What a Fun Session...

I had the opportunity to photograph a very personable young man the other day. Grant is 15 months old and absolutely full of energy. Although ultimately the joke was on me, it was quite fun watching his Mother do her best to contain him so that I could create some portraits. I was confident all along that we were getting some strong images, yet it seemed as though every time his Mom would place on the background Grant would be gone in a flash. Yes another child doubting my reflexes and sports photography background. He seemed to do far better when we opted to loose the formal background and just let him be within his own environment. I thoroughly enjoyed the session as well as the resulting images. Here are just a few samples from the group...