Love this family. :) They are so down-to-earth and some of the nicest people you could ever meet. Oh, and they know how to get silly - which I love. This first image was actually one of the last images from the session. The kids had been waiting for forever to get to make their "silly faces." Are they good at weird faces or what?!
Not only was this one good-looking family (all uber-coordinated), but they have this awesome property as well. So many nice areas for great images.
Friday, September 11, 2009
The Ross Family
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Thursday, September 10, 2009
Gulf Gate Animal Hospital Session
If you are looking for a veterinarian for your pet, Gulf Gate Animal Hospital is the place to go. When we had cats we brought them here and they received great care. In fact, one time when our cat Emmett was pretty sick, "Jeanette the Vet" called at night to ask how he was doing because she was thinking about him. How sweet is that?! Everyone who works here absolutely loves animals and it shows. Here are some images from their session:
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Monday, May 04, 2009
Mom & Me Session II
It was so amazing to see how much these two girls have grown since I last photographed them! So sweet and mom is so laid back. We used to be in a networking group together. Seems like eons ago, but it was more like 4 years. :) I stopped going after I'd had my son and he was about 10 months old or so I guess. Too hard to focus on a meeting with a baby who was on the move. Why didn't I get a babysitter you ask? Well...at the time I didn't really know any babysitters and even if I did I would have been worried about him the whole time. Issues. I've since gotten over the fear of using a babysitter.
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Friday, May 01, 2009
Sneak Peek - Mom & Me Session
I had the hardest time picking out just two images of these two. They're so beautiful. Don't you agree?

(I hope you don't mind me sharing your story L.) When I asked if she was going to bring her mother to the session I found out that she had passed away when L was seven. She said, "The saddest thing is that I have absolutely no pictures of my mother." Wow. I was speechless. I couldn't imagine. The bright side of such a sad story is that L said she is going to make sure her daughter has images of her. These definitely show how much she loves her. I'm so privileged to capture that connection.
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