This week's theme is Alone.
Check out how Erin of Bunting Photography captured Alone by clicking here.
How did you spend your Valentine's Day? Let me tell you how I spent mine...with this lovely couple shooting their engagement pictures. Blake and Jen are such a sweet couple whose relationship is full of special memories at a very special place. They spent a great deal of time working together at Camp Tahokdah. If you haven't ever been there, it really is one of the most wonderful places God created. Their job was taking care of the horses. It was so cute to hear their stories about driving the camp truck and how Black always opened Jen's door after she opened the gate. It is evident to see how in love these two are, but also that their love is based on a true friendship. We spent a lot of time laughing! It is always a joy to be able to capture love between two people.
Since their story revolves around camp, we decided to head on up to Floral and do their session there. The barn where they spent so much time together, the horses they worked, the bridge that's such symbol of camp...we made sure to hit them all :) I'm so excited to share these with you.
Thank you Blake and Jen! Enjoy.
Today you are getting a Sneak Peek to a Sneak Peek. I had a lovely engagement session the other day, which I will tell you more about in its own post, with two lovely individuals. Watching this couple beginning their forever together, is such a delight.
Head on over to my friend Kim's post, of Zoe Weddings, and leave some blog loving.
A few weekends ago, we made a trip to visit my husband's family in TX. It was such a blessing to get together with family that we hadn't seen since our wedding! His cousin came with her beautiful baby girl who is 3 months old. Miss J is such a doll!!! From her infectious smile to her amazing mohawk, she is a true joy. The problem with living so far apart is that we miss seeing our babies grow up together. We had a 2 year old, 1 year old, 9 month, 3 month and 1 month all under 1 roof...sound crazy? You bet your bottom dollar it was! Thankfully we'll have such hilarious and wonderful memories from this weekend. Thank you Mandy! You are such a wonderful mother.
Enjoy!
This week's theme is fittingly "love". Valentine's Day is one of my favorite holidays! If you ask why...because I love to bake! This is such a fun holiday to bake treats for those that I love. I realize I am using love in a very loose way, but it brings me joy that I was able to spend the morning making a mess in my kitchen with my kiddos close by.
I love my kitchen aid.
Jack loves his bananas.
I love baking cookies!
I am not sure how this week has passed by so quickly, but once again it is Friday. The theme for this week is "Red". This past weekend we headed down to TX to visit Andrew's family and I got this hilarious shot of my nephew. I barely got it because he was running in the opposite direction. His mom has a super hero kit that came with this mask. I truly believe that this child could save the world. He looks fantastic in a cape and can make a whole room smile.
Click on over to check out Patti's post and be sure to show some love.
Hello to all of the lovely followers that I have been away
from for a few months!
I am very behind
on posting from my sessions, but I wanted to take the time to jump in with a
group of fellow photographers who are doing a 52 Week Challenge. Some of you might remember that I did a
different one last year…at least for part of last year. I am hoping to be much more diligent with
this group of peers.
This week’s theme is Black and White. There were a few ideas that bounced around in
my head, but the one that stuck with me was from a book. A book that is very important to me and my
family. A book that is applicable to whatever situation I find myself in. A
book that, I believe, has the answer for an eternal life.
You see, whenever I open my Bible, I read the inspired word
where the majority is typed in black and white.
The contrast of the black words against a white page is so beautiful to
me. There are times I don’t know how to
express my feelings in words and the author, John, is often who I look to for
help in that expression. A friend of
mine made reference to 3 John 4 the other day.
I was taken back because that is the main desire I have for
my children. Although they are both in
diapers…yes, you heard me, I never forget that one day I will wake up and they
won’t be babies anymore. But I hope to
have the same Joy John is speaking about. I love this accidental shot of my little boy flipping through the pages. It is a perfect reminder where he needs to be all the days of his life.
Now I would like to show you my pride and joys…in black and
white.
Be sure and click on over to check out Annessa's post!
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