This past year was quite an adventure. 2011 brought so many challenges as well as blessings–and in the midst of it all, I had the privilege to photograph some of the most wonderful and beautiful clients. I can’t wait to see what is in store for this coming year!
Click below to view a slideshow of images from this past year.
From our home to yours:
Wishing you a magical Christmas season!
Love,
Jessica
Way back in October, I took my three big girls out to play a bit before the cold weather hit for the year. Little did I know we would have multiple warm spells in the weeks following. It was so fun to go out without a plan and just have some fun capturing them at this age–awkwardness, missing teeth, teeth we have yet to grow into, giggles–it’s all part of childhood.
My littlest big girl:
My middlest big girl:
And my biggest big girl:
A little jumping fun–their favorite part:).
1, 2, 3… wait… 1, 2… no, jump on 3… 1, 2, 3… oh, never mind.
From the bottom of my heart–love you girls!
Mom
I was so happy to hear that Charlotte and Henry were coming back to see me again for Charlotte’s 7-month portraits. The shot of the two of them together from Charlotte’s newborn session is still one of my favorite sibling images. They have both grown up so much since this spring – but they are both as darling as ever.
Oh, those eyes just kill me!
Thanks so much for coming to play! Come back any time–I always have race cars, Smarties and puffs on hand:).
Despite appearances recently on this blog, I do have more than one child. And I do love all five of them equally:). I have been wanting to go out and take portraits of my two-year old in the fall colors for a while now, but with five kids, a newborn, a home to keep up, no sleep, reoccurring sore throats (see previous mention of no sleep), a husband in grad school and working full-time, and New York’s unpredictable weather, I wasn’t sure that would happen. But it did. Sure, it was horribly overcast and lightly sprinkling the whole time we were out, but we made it happen. And while beautiful light is always, always desired and inspiring and takes images to that next level, there’s something to be said for cuteness in any weather.
Jack, 2 years:
Big sister #2 wanted to come along. I wasn’t going to argue:).
Super-Jack…
…to the rescue!
Super-Bella. Cape not required.
“Mom, mom, it’s winnee. Mom, it’s so winnee! It’s blowing my cape!”
And when it get too “winnee,” big sis is always there to save you. Even super heroes need a little help sometimes.
Love you bunches.
Mom
