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He’s growing up before our eyes. Saying momma (all the time) and really trying so hard to ‘speak’ to us all. He’s so expressive, but yet soft spoken. There is just a sweetness in his eyes. He’s completely and utterly consumed with balls. Any ball, big or small (and any color) will do. And he is the spitting image of my mom in this photograph I took recently when he and my sister came down to visit. My nephew, baby for not much longer, Christopher Harris.
We had just a lovely time before this family was on a plane to another world, okay, not really another world, but another country far away. But I’m not worried. They’ll be back. They always come back. YAY! I always have such a good time with these brothers and this time mom and dad jumped in on the action.
Sneak Peak {part one of two}
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I think of little boy blue when I see this little man. His eyes are just stunning and then when he wears the color blue, it really just sends his charm over the edge.
Such a little kindred spirit this one.
Would make any heart melt.
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Just one for now. I couldn’t decide which I liked better so here is a black & white and color comparison. What do you think besides the fact that they are WAY adorable!!!
I had so much fun at this session! More to come!
And I had to post a collage of the M family that I had the privilege of photographing just as their 2nd adoption was being finalized earlier in 2011.
That’s right. They adopted two baby boys, who are only three weeks apart. Lucky, maybe. We think more like divine intervention! :-) The most wonderful new is that this family is planning on adopting a little girl very soon! I’ll keep you posted.
This one is a poser for sure. I favor this gal because her mom is one of my dearest friends. ’Gotta love that Matilda Jane dress. I want it for myself, in my size, of course.
Love it!
These are so sweet!
Another future heart-breaker. What a doll! Good photography, too…
Sunflare. You likely either love it or hate it. I love it. I make a tremendous effort not to go overboard with sun flare photographs, but it’s hard. I used to be deathly afraid of the direct sunlight, but for quite some time now, I embrace it instead. I just got back from Colorado and please keep in mind that I was in skis when I took these photos and they are straight out of the camera (aka non edited). Yep, I took my camera on the slopes. I’m a little crazy, sure, but never the less, I wanted to give you an idea on how changing your f-stop or aperture can effect the look of your sun flare. As you can see, the difference between 1.8 and 2.8 is not really that big. However, when you take it to 5.6, you can really see a totally different look. It really boils down to taste and which you prefer. For this shot, for me, the 5.6 is the sweet spot. I love the look of the actual sun rays beaming down. The sun was VERY bright this day. I mean, piercing bright. I would just recommend being very careful when shooing into the direct sunlight. It can really be very damaging to your eyes, so just use some common sense.
I adore sun flare too…great post!
Sure, life after having children may be full of chaos and it may feel like you and your husband have simply disappeared into the abyss of your kiddo’s. What better time to slow down and have photographs taken of just you and your spouse. It’s where you family began, is it not?
And so the games begin. (he-he)
Ha! This one is one I would buy even though it is an outtake. The look on the boys’ faces are priceless.
A mother’s heart is a patchwork of love. ~Author Unknown