Kim is a fellow photographer who has photographed my family and become a friend over the years. It was a dream to spend a morning with her family as they recently welcomed a new little guy into their lives.
This is a long set to share… I just couldn’t narrow it down.
For baby E and his parents who shared a quiet morning with me in their new home. Even though my girls are out of this stage now, it still tugs at my heart to be around a little one at this age. Discovering their hands and feet, taking delight in music and books, nothing but smiles for mom and dad, babbling and quiet cuddles. It's just so darn cute and it goes by way too quickly.
I recently had a chance to catch up with this lovely lady and I realized that I hadn't blogged this session from last spring. Needless to say, the babes in these photos are a whole year older now. It's just another reminder of how quickly time is passing by! I'll never get tired of photographing this sweet family. Stef's maternity session can be seen here.
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A sunny family session from one of our many "warm" days this winter.
One of the "cooler" nights we had toward the end of August, when you know fall is just around the corner. Sunshine and a happy family. There's nothing better.
I met this sweet family back in June when they were getting ready to meet their newest family member. They introduced me to the wonderful world of Gerald and Piggie and my girls and I will be forever grateful!
As I came up the front steps, there was a 'welcome sister' sign hanging on the porch – and they had my heart before I even walked in the door.
I love that the family "heirloom" used during this session was Grandma's old couch. Vintage, yellow and a new baby. Just a few of my favourite things :)
I photographed this sweet family last July when Baby B was just brand new! And it was so nice to spend time with them again this year, just days before B's first birthday.
More and more often, I find myself leaving sessions thinking "I could totally be friends with these people". And not just casual, "small-talk on the street" friends, but "Is it really time for me to leave now, come on over for dinner, we should hang out" friends. This family felt just like that. After only a few minutes in their home, we were chatting away and before I knew it, our time together had come to an end. I love sessions like these.
