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I was so excited when my friend asked me if I could come and take some photos after her daughter's communion. Her two daughters are just gorgeous and I knew she probably outdid herself on the decor, and I was right. When I met "R", we quickly bonded over a love of crafts, but she far surpasses me in all areas of craftiness. She made the seating chart along with the banner on the table and the centerpieces, every detail is just perfect!
How cute is this little one? She didn't seem to like to eat the cake as much as she liked to play and "paint" with it. She was just as cute as could be and was so funny because she loved to crawl right towards my lens, not sure if she saw her reflection or was just wondering what the heck it was, but it made for some really cute shots. 
Sorry I haven't blogged in awhile, it's so hard to make sure I keep up with my blog, but I am going to make a conscious effort to blog my sessions. I think that once I got behind I got overwhelmed by feeling the need to blog past sessions which just caused me to not blog at all. So instead of trying to blog the past I am just going to move forward and blog my current sessions. With that being said, here is sweet baby "C". I have known C's mom and dad for over twenty years as I grew up with them, and C's mom was one of my best friends since middle school. I am so lucky that we reconnected a few years ago and I love watching how her family has grown and how our daughters are friends. I was so excited when she told me she was expecting another baby!
Loved photographing the "L" family. Mom is one of my oldest friends and it is so fun to see how much we have grown and yet so much has stayed the same in our friendship. I love seeing my friends in their roles as mommy and watching their kids grow. 
I loved the location that Mom picked for this session and I also loved that she picked it because her husband works on bridges, so it had some special meaning to the family. These two little beauties were so fun to photograph. Funny story from this session, when I met Mom she looked so familiar but I couldn't figure out why. Later while I was home I realized that we had worked on a project together years ago, before I was even married. So strange how life works and how small the world is!
