Lauren and Megan - Sneak Peek!

October 28th, 2008

Lauren and Megan are the most beautiful sisters!!! We found a perfect tea party spot at Pinson Mounds which I had never found before… thanks Robin, for spotting it! So we had tea like little ladies, and even their wonderful dog Biscuit joined in the fun. I love little dogs. ~~If we ever get a dog, I’m going to get one just like~~ ~~Biscuit.~~ I’m so glad we have a St. Bernard at our house who can now reach everything on the countertops.

So after changing into playclothes, we went exploring. We went over the little bridge, where Megan found a rock which she named “Tennessee” because of it’s shape. We walked around in the beautiful autumn fields, then climbed up Saul’s Mound where Robin and I rested (one-hundred and how-many steps were there Megan?) We saw two little deer and a jumping spider (it is called that for a reason). We rewarded ourselves with drinks from the museum coke machine and played on the playground until the park ranger kicked us out because the sun was setting.

I had so much fun on this perfect day with my lovely new friends, and the pictures coming out of this session are spectacular. Too many great ones for a sneak-peek, but here are a few so you can wish you had been there with us. Enjoy your sneak-peek, girls!

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Kelsey, Caleb, and Noah

October 23rd, 2008

The last time I saw the mother of these three beautiful kids, we were her daughter’s age - seniors in high school. This was rather disconcerting for me (and for my old friend as well, I’m sure). How quickly does time pass! We knew each other all the way through school because our last names were always right next to each other on class rolls and in the yearbook.

It was a pleasure to spend some time on a beautiful fall day with this lovely family. Kelsey is so photogenic, and without even a drop of makeup her beauty just shines through. I believe I saw Caleb smile once or twice (maybe three times?). I think he had fun even though I am pretty sure he was coerced to come. Admit it Caleb, I know you wanted to spend your afternoon sitting around uncomfortably in trees and changing shirts in a minivan. And Noah is just so sweet. He was so cooperative and indulged all my photographic whims, including wandering around in a vegetable garden, smelling herbs, wondering what the alien pod-looking plants were, and looking at ladybugs.

We did this session at the Experiment Station, for those of you who are trying to decide on a location for your session. It really is an awesome place to take pictures: flowers, trees, a pond, a gate, rusted bikes hanging from strings, branches painted bright blue, purple barbed wire coils, and plastic Christmas trees stuck randomly in the ground. Yes, truly.

Thanks guys, for a great session!