At this point during the day, we started getting a teeny bit behind, so I didn’t personally have a chance to photograph Chris. I’m so jealous that Jen got him all to herself. He has the best smile!
…and everything nice, that’s what little girls are made of. These little ladies were perfect princesses for the session. I love that Mom jumped in at the end for some shots with her girls. So cute!
These are so fun– they make me smile and I hope they do the same for you! That’s it for today– check back tomorrow for more!
9:40 am…this was the very first mini session of the day. We peeked out the window and saw these two cute little boys coming with their mom and just knew that they were headed our direction… then we frantically turned around to a mess of equipment that had yet to be setup. We had arrived at Belmont at 9:00 and even though the clubhouse didn’t open until later, we were assured that someone would be there to let us in…. WRONG. We had just gotten in about 10 minutes before these little guys arrived. So what did we do? Divide and conquer. Jen headed into the hallway and started the session while Havalynn and I finished getting the backdrop and lights setup. Everything worked out and thank goodness this was one of very few bumps throughout the day!
The title of this post has a hidden meaning here– you might see little candies floating around in these pictures. Smarties seemed to be the only way to get little sis in the photo! Oh and Jen and I decided to go ahead and post all of the peeks here for you so nobody had to go back and forth between the blogs.
On a personal note– these two little girls remind me so much of my own daughters about 6 years ago– full of energy, wonder, and exploration! What does that mean exactly and why is it relevant to this blog post? In the moment, every photo attempt with the two of my girls together seemed to fall short of my goal. I never got a photo of them where they were both sitting pretty giving nice smiles together looking at the camera– forget the other stuff. But what does it mean now? A whole lot of laughs and memories when I look back at these photos. I love that in our family beach photo in 2004– Ashley was pouting having just recovered from a major tantrum. Anyway, the point I’m trying to make is that the perfect photo lies in eye of the beholder! Enjoy every moment of childhood– all those moments have a little perfect in them!
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