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This little man was the sunshine, rainbow, and pot of gold that brightened my day. He is turning three soon and was a fantastic subject! This age group is not always cooperative with photographers (or doctors or teachers or strangers), and Mr. C defied that rule. He sang, danced, giggled, and hammed it up!
Here is a quick peek from our session:
It is a crime to turn his lovely hair and complexion black and white, but I made an exception for this image:
...in this first image and I love it! It is birthday time for one of my baby plan babies. This year has flown by and I have photographed all her milestones. Miss E has celebrated and had more than her share of cake this week! Coming soon: a post with her growth through her first year.
This little man is on the go! At 8 months, he is quite creative in getting where he wants to go without walking. He has the cutest crab walk scootch move that made me laugh out loud. A sneak peek:
I love the color combination of the bright green leaves, big orange flower, and the happy pattern of her outfit. A winning springtime combination!
The azaleas at Woodward Park are in full bloom and gorgeous. I love the few weeks of bright, dazzling colored azaleas (followed by rose season in May!).
The park was a madhouse with picture takers and prom couples and cheerleading squads, but it was so worth the crowd for the colorful backgrounds.
And my fave from the session:
Ok, this looks like a killer squirrel, but he's just confused by the big black box in front of my face. The squirrels at this park are so ridiculously F A T from all the visitors that it surprises me they can fit on these little branches.
My little friend here is a big OSU fan! She brought her Cowboys cheerleading uniform with her, and had the smile and personality to match. Take a peek:
I am so proud of the Easter service project that my kiddos and I worked on. We answered a call for care packages for deployed soldiers from the photo community. Big B spent so much time deliberating the perfect crackers and chapstick. E-Man drew pictures and proudly sealed the envelopes. Miss J rearranged her box a million times. I contributed gossip magazines and Farkle, our new favorite family game. Our one box turned into three, which were mailed off this week to big smiles here (and hopefully overseas too).
Brand new, sleeping babies are so peaceful and pretty. This newborn stage is gone so quickly, and these images make me smile and remember my brand new babies. Take a peek of the third, beautiful sister in this family:
