Sometimes I have a session that I just can’t, for the life of me narrow down images. This was one of those sessions.
A little snow on a beautiful day, some gorgeous birch trees, a little backyard pond hockey, a couple adorable kids and a fun and loving family. What more could I ask for in a session. Love this Jumping JAX family. They pretty much rock!.jpg)
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I’ve got a few things brewing here in the next few months — some really fun Limited Edition Sessions! Limited Edition {LE} Sessions you ask? Yes, I have changed the name from Mini Session to Limited Edition Session (and I am still trying to think of an even more stellar name). Basically I changed the name because MINI is really NOT what you were getting. The sessions are shorter, but the quality, love, thought and attention that is put into them is NOT mini AT ALL. So these {LE} Sessions will work the same way (30 minute sessions, predetermined dates and locations, artistically edited & retouched images, release letter for permission to print & a private gallery with ability to order from a pro lab). I hope to have a few more on the books for the year, or at least have them planned out a little more in advance.
Please keep in mind, {LE} Sessions are on PREDETERMINED dates, if the {LE} sessions don’t work for you, book a lifestyle session anytime and any location. Be sure and let me know if you have any questions, or any great ideas for Limited Edition Sessions.
First up is the Easter Best {LE} Session.
You know the drill. You buy the most adorable little dress, tights and shoes for her. A handsome little gingham suit and cool shoes for him. Then bam, the day is over. You forgot, or more likely, Susie and Billy wouldn’t stop for a minute and let you take a picture.
I met these two kiddos on Tuesday and we had a blast. Thanks for coming A & S (and Mommy too).
Yesterday the kids were home from school, and the weather was balmy (a toasty 32 degrees) so I took Briar out for some fun snow photos. She was very cooperative, for about 15 minutes (which is a lot these days), so we captured some fun shots of her. Nine years old, how did that happen? Although I see her maturing, I still see my sweet ‘little’ girl in these pictures of her.