Sisters!

I tell you what... this was something else to watch play out! Miss "K" wasn't exactly into having her picture taken (initially). She wasn't comfortable doing an individual shot... or a family shot. About mid-way through I realized that she would do just about ANYTHING I asked if I would simply put her new baby sister in her arms! She adores that little girl. (Unlike my 10 and 8 year old girls that seem to fight non-stop!) All she wanted was to {kiss}, love and {dote} on her sister. I love the first image of her holding her hand. Mom... enjoy this moment (before you know it they will be fighting over clothes!) This really is a magical time :)

I LOVE this one... not sure why... I think it's because they look sooooo similar!

Check out the shoes! Love them...

On a personal note...

We just rolled back in from a trip to Key West. Here are some random shots while we were there. I LOVE this retro sign!

Grandparents

These two came all the way from Texas to have their portraits done! Aren't they sooo cute? I thought these three pictures had such great emotion to them. Don't you love his hat? It's so GQ! (Uhhh... I guess I should mention now that they happen to be my grandparents!)

5 kiddos strong!

Would you look at this family? How beautiful are they? All so good looking, well spoken and polite! Mom and Dad, you should be proud. I have done two shoots for them now and gotten to know them a little bit. They are a military family and are moving to Japan this summer. While I am so sad to see them go, I'm completely grateful for their commitment to our country. Good luck with your new journey half way across the world!

My very own BEACH BUM

My little guy... {smile} is growing his hair out (to be like Troy Bolton on High School Musical). Doesn't he look like a little beach bum? To our surprise, his hair quickly turned blond from that Florida sun. Here are a few updated shots of him.

Enough Said!

Great location.... cool kid... and the best hair ever! Enough said!

The Nicest Boys...

Two boys...one, a senior in high school and one, in second grade. They were both so well mannered! These boys were a part of a military family (5 kids strong!) that has lived everywhere from America to Saudi Arabia to Japan! I guess they were use to rolling with things. I never even got the oh so typical, roll of the eyes. I mean... come on! They are boys! No boy ever says "I hope when I wake up this morning, I get to have my picture taken." So here is a shout out to mom (whoot!). Whatever you are doing... keep it up!