Look Out World! {Southlake Child Photography}

We lucked out last week and got this Southlake photography session in right before the cold weather came back. It was a lovely day in Southlake and the child I had the pleasure of photographing this day was a busy little 2 year old who was the cutest little guy I've seen in a while! I could have eaten him up with a spoon. He was a very busy little man, I should have brought my faster lens...I have quite a few pictures that were a blur from his running lol. It was a good workout for me I know! Grandma, your gallery just went up but here's a few I just had to make into a storyboard because they were so precious as he discovered the dandelions.

I consider myself blessed to have families like this one, who trust me to capture timeless and precious moments such as these in pictures. Grandparents have often commented that they'd give a lot to go back in time and save these memories in pictures of their own children and that's why they're determined not to let these memories of their grandchildren go by without documenting them in sweet pictures.

A blogging we will go....

As usual, I'm the last on the bandwagon but I think with the help of my good friend Ann, I have nailed this blogging thing! She's a patient woman that's all I can say while I try to wrap this old brain around a new thing!

So, I have posted a bunch of photos and a bit of background information about each portrait session today and will try to add to my new photography blog every day...let me know what you think, post some comments! I will still be sending out the studio newsletter, but specials, holiday cards, announcements etc. will be posted here first!

What kind of a grandma would I be if I didn't post some pictures of my grandbaby (Gigi is the nickname I gave her)...so here's Gigi! She's cracking me up this week...we had a playdate Wednesday and I used hair wax and gave her a "faux hawk"...mom was sure surprised when she picked her up.

And Gigi has 4 bottom teeth but on the uppers, her eyeteeth are coming in before the front ones...I dubbed her Countess Chocula like the cereal! I must get a picture of that, (the only way to hold on to these precious baby memories is with photos), before the fronts come in, its a hoot! She's a serious girl with a wide open mouth when she does smile. She takes after her daddy that way...he was a serious but happy baby, always checking out the world around him.