the way I see it

I know we are in the heart of summer. However, this time of year I start planning and gearing up for my busy season - The Fall. This fall you can witness me completely losing my head. LOL I am adding an additional site that is 100% geared towards high school seniors. So, in the spirit of it all, I have a little offer for those who want to get ahead of the craziness. If this doesn’t apply to you because of your kids’ age, think of someone you know that has a senior in 2009. Remember, if you refer someone to me, YOU get a free - FREE 8×10 with your next session.

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This little guy had the most delicious baby laugh I have ever heard.  Just look at his little eyes and chubba cheeks.

I have had lots of fun photographing boys lately.  Girls are fun with their cute clothes, but the boys and their adventurous spirits are also lots of fun also.  We ran, jumped, and even barely avoided a hollow tree filled with BEES!

It is hot outside - Very Hot!  These two boys amazed me with their never-ending energy.  Looking at these pictures, I can see my efforts to keep up with them were well worth it.

Always a great combination.  These have such a summertime feel to them.  So, get your tall glass of lemonade and sit back and enjoy these.

The last of the mini session pictures is of this little mover.  He did not want to stay in one place.  That works for me though.  I am used to running around a lot to catch the moment.

This cute little threesome had the brownest eyes I have ever seen.  Such sweet kids, and this little girl looks just like an Eloise Wilkins picture to me.

The mini session was a success.  Here are a few of the highlights of the event. 

I normally do not do weddings.  Therefore, I rarely get asked to do bridal pictures either.  However, I made an exception on both accounts for a very dear sister in Christ.  These were such fun for me.  I am so used to running around chasing kids.  And I do love the running around chasing bit - don’t get me wrong.  But a subject that stands still is always a welcome change.

I like a great location as much as the next person.  However, I think location can be over-rated.  This was taken on my front porch - in my fabulous new red chair.