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We never thought this photoshoot would happen. It was postponed for weather (I think twice) and sick people and then mom called to see if I had had any cancellations…and at the time, I didn’t. But within an hour I had someone cancel for illness and I called her asap to meet the next day. The next day arrived and about an hour before the shoot raindrops started falling. Luckily, they didn’t last and we were able to finally get together and catch some pics. I really enjoyed hanging out with you guys again and I hope you enjoy your sneak peek!

Ok, how cute is she???

These kids were all completely at ease during their pictures. They were playing, laughing, and cutting up together…and I really like the results. I’ve been trying to capture a photo like the 3rd one down of my own 3 for quite some time (with NO luck). We did have to fight the wind most of the time and it got a little chilly towards the end. Hope you enjoy your sneak peek:)

Several newborns these past few weeks, and isn’t this one a cutie? I loved her big expressive brown eyes and the adorable hair.

I know that I am incredibly lucky to be able to do work that I love, and shoots like this one fulfill the creative juices that I thrive for. I had so much fun with this senior. She knew how to work it and was up for anything. I really hope you guys love these!

She could pull off any style and look gorgeous…love the hat.

He loves superman so his mom wanted to incorporate his favorite superman shirt that she said he wears ALL THE TIME. So cute!

I immediately thought that I’d like to take Drew’s picture in something that shows one of his favorite things. But what? I wondered. He likes trains. He likes sports. But his passion is aggravating. He just LOVES to aggravate his sisters. And me. And the animals. So how do you incorporate that? 🙂

Here’s our 2nd part to her senior session. Hope you enjoy:)

This sweet little newborn boy was all arms and legs. He loved to stick them up and out of every pose we put him in. Just look at the picture on the right in the collage…too funny. He did eventually give it up and we were able to get some sleepy-baby shots.

of why I don’t really do weddings…my camera broke midway through this one. I’m really not a wedding kind of girl but I do usually end up doing about 2 a year. And wow, talk about stress. I was taking a picture and bam! a strange noise and a funky lightening flash through my viewfinder and it was out. Once I took the lens off the mirror inside just fell completely out. I did have my trusty backup with me, but trying to remember all of the buttons on the fly was a little nerve-wracking. It’s now in the hands of Canon and I hope that it’ll be back soon. I’m really missing it! I tried to talk my husband into the newer model but he wasn’t with me on that:(

This is the couple that we became instant friends with during their engagement session and their wedding was amazing. Not just because it was beautiful but because of the sentiments that I witnessed. The toasts at the reception had me tearing up. It was plain to see that they have some wonderful friends and family and that everyone was truly very happy for them.

the gorgeous dress & shoes

I love the way he’s looking at her and…

I love the look between her and her daughter

of someone! That would be directed at the person that mowed the field that I always use. How dare he/she/it!! (Totally kidding…I don’t own it) This group of kiddos (brother & sister and their cousin) and their moms met up with me with the intention of doing pictures at the field. When we got there it looked as if it had been freshly cut…as in, that very day! We had to improvise but it all worked out. Hope you enjoy guys:)

It’s nice to have an area to take bluebonnet pictures close by although I’ve been back once more since this photo shoot and they’re getting quite smashed from all the people stopping to take pictures. The man that owns the property is as nice as can be. He has a sign out that says that everyone is free to stop and take pictures and if they have an extra picture to share to leave it in the box by the gate so that he can add it to his bluebonnet scrapbook. He came out while we were there to share his scrapbook. He’s 91-years-old and said that his father planted the bluebonnets. He was pretty proud of the pictures that had been shared over the years that had been taken in his flowers. I think it’s so nice that he allows anyone to use them.

Also, I wanted to remind everyone that Froberg’s Farms has strawberry picking going on now. Shoot me an email if you need more info.

Boy, he lit up when he had something to climb on. He was also a busy boy so it was nice to have him perched on something for a second to grab some shots.

Showing me his karate moves.