Sister and Brotherly love

These two cutie-pies were just what I needed to start my day. Both of them were as sweet as could be. They were both very interactive with me and each other. They did great despite the heat and the pictures that we got are worth every minute of being out in it. Enjoy!

Cousins

Aren't these girls gorgeous? I had a great time taking pictures of all three girls. All different ages and all different personalities, but the camera loved each one of them. I love that these cousins are close, they are so lucky.

A family reunion

I spent the morning doing my largest shoot with this awesome family, yes chaotic, but so much fun! I had the pleasure of taking pictures of 4 different families and one big extended family picture. This family is so lucky to be so close and I am so lucky to have gotten to take their pictures.

What a blessing

I was lucky enough to take this little guy's four month pictures. I was also lucky to take pictures in this gorgeous Christening gown. The gown has such a neat story. It is 105 years old and 70 children have been baptized in it. Congrats to this handsome little boy!

Brotherly Love

I enjoyed spending last weekend with these three brothers. It is so funny to see how different three little boys can be. I loved to see them all interact not only with each other, but with their parents, and Nanny (grandma). I got to capture a couple of these priceless moments, between brothers!

twin boys+ adorable big sister= fun!

I had a very fun and busy Saturday with this crew. I definitely got my workout. These guys had lots of energy and I enjoyed every minute of it. I have a great appreciation for anyone with kids, much less twins. Mom and Dad you were awesome! Thank you for being so patient. I hope to do it again!

How sweet a new baby is!

I love everything about a newborn, their smell, their coos, their little facial expressions, and they don't move very much!! This beautiful baby was a joy and so good the entire session. His Mommy, Daddy and Little Sister are very lucky to have him as the new addition to the family.