When you have four kids, its rare that you get all of them in the perfect mood. Even rarer that they are all looking good and matching. Asking for all that to happen first thing in the morning? Impossible. We got pretty darn close though, since Miss Erilyn decided to show me her serious model face for a lot of the session. I still love her little pouty face and that we had to bribe her with holding a baby chick! Thats real life with a big family on a farm, yall!
Oh my goodness! Claire has the biggest personality! She has truckloads of sass and her pouty face just sends me into fits of laughter! Love sessions like this!
I love it when life comes full circle! I first met Henry’s mom years and years ago when she taught preschool to my boys and now I get to play with her brand new little boy! He is such a sweetheart too! I could have played with him all day!
Brand new baby Duncan is the fourth baby in his family, so his older siblings have done the newborn portrait session before… well, except Lindsey. This was new for her, as was being a big sister. I can say she was less than thrilled about it! LOL I love how real the images are and show the personalities of Duncan’s older siblings. I definitely see this as something they will laugh about once they are grown!
So often the word “tradition” is used with a negative connotation. I think we often forget why we have traditions– to honor people we love, to model after them, to give a sense of stability and continuity to life. All things that you want as part of a wedding, really. So, when Danielle and Josh decided to honor tradition and get married at Maclay Gardens just like her parents, it definitely elevated the feeling of tradition for the day! While “tradition” was a good part of the day, it did not mean that anything was formal, stuffy or forced. The day was full of fun, laughter and love! Congrats again to Danielle and Josh!
