Six months ago, sweet baby C looked like this…..

And now, well, I’d say she’s grown a bit. Loved every minute of this shoot this weekend. We were stuck inside the whole time while it was super freezing and snowing outside, but 6 month olds are THE BEST (especially sweet little girls with 3 super cute outfits) so we didn’t miss the outdoors at all.

And of course, I couldn’t leave big sis out. I’ve had the privilege of photographing her since she was a newborn, so it has been awesome to see her grow up. I love my job!

Location: Client’s home

Thought I’d spend a few posts catching up on some family sessions from this Fall. LOVED this sweet family. I met them last Fall for a session, but this year I got to meet their beautiful new addition. And really as soon as I saw this fabulous pram, I was even more in love…..

Location: Owasso

Whew, I’ve finally wrapped up one of my busiest seasons on record. Which is good because I was literally drowning before the holidays, and left this poor blog so sadly neglected. And as you noticed by the portrait of me on the previous post, it also left me a bit, well, frazzled.

But, one of my resolutions is to post here more. (And hopefully improve my personal appearance just a bit, so I’m not as crazy looking as my daughter drew LOL). And you know that it’s easy to keep resolutions for the first couple of weeks, so hopefully I can post a few times before I burn out again.

Anyway, I thought I’d share my first photo shoot of 2010. I can’t think of a better way to spend New Year’s Day than celebrating a new life. And that’s exactly what I did. This sweet family was awesome and I loved getting to bond with their 2 year old and snuggle with their TINY baby girl. What a treat. I can’t help but think how blessed their new year will be with such a special addition to their family!

Location: Client’s home

When our littlest daughter INSISTED on being a little lamb for Halloween, I instantly thought it would be perfect for our older daughter to be Little Bo Peep. After I showed her that the costume came with a cane that she could use to chase sheep (aka her sister), she was sold on the idea.

I took them out for a few quick shots in a field and they had a blast.

I tried to add a little commentary from the evening…..

Little Bo Peep

And her CRAZY sheep

Hmmm, where I could find that sheep?

I think I’m going to hide…..

Oh no, I got lost…. (she said this is what a sad, lost sheep would do. LOL)

Yeah, Bo Peep to the rescue. I think I’ll ‘Baaaa’ at her……….

I think I’ll feed my sheep some grass………………….

I think I’ll eat the grass the rest of the time, is that ok?

Bo Peep and her grass eating sheep….

A cute Bo Peep……

And her cute, crazy sheep…..

Leave them alone and they’ll come home…..

Location : Little Bo Peep’s pasture (aka some random field in Owasso)

(Shots of my little man coming later. I have to take him to a different location for his costume…..)

Well from this post it should be a little obvious that I am behind on editing personal photos. Especially since these were taken at the first of the summer. LOL.  But I love these, so even though I am sharing late, I still wanted to share.

My husband’s family farms wheat, and I have been dying to get a cute shot in the field of all three of my kids. But it just never seems to work. Mostly because there is work to do on the farm when the wheat is brown. You know, like harvest it. Soooo, my plans to get photos in the fields never quite pans out. But this year, courtesy of a thunderstorm, I finally got my wish. And got a picture I love of the three of mine together as well as a photo of all the grandkids for grandma. Double bonus!

Location: Grandpa’s wheat field