One of the reasons that I love my job so much is that I get to watch my clients grow up. Miss A came to me for her newborn session back in May. She was so beautiful then (here’s a peek at her newborn session Miss A’s newborn session). And she is just amazingly beautiful and strong now at seven months old. She is going to be keeping her parents’ hands full that’s for sure. She was pulling up and crawling around everywhere already! Here are the sneak peeks from this session. I’m going to be sure and get in shape for her one year session. It’s going to be hard to keep up with her!

And I just love these lashes!

This is a project very close to my heart. My daughter started preschool this year. I can’t believe that my baby is no longer a baby anymore. I love that right now she is living in the world of story books and fantasy. She loves acting out the fairy tales that we read each day. I know that soon enough she will come home and only want to talk about the Jonas Brothers or Hannah Montana or whatever the media conglomerates come up with next. Right now, though, I want to savor this sweet and innocent time in her life. I’ve been planning this series for months and am proud to present the first installment: Little Red Riding Hood.

I have several more installments planned, so keep checking back in the next few months.

I have been so behind in updating the blog. We’ve been so busy here at the studio. I’m so happy to share these from a recent session with S. She has the most stunning eyes. It was a cold and dreary day at the Grapevine Vintage Railroad Station, but we had a wonderful session anyway. Here’s a small share for you all to enjoy.

I was so happy to see Miss S again yesterday. She has grown so much since her three month session. I have loved watching her grow from a newborn to a beautiful three month old to a now stunning 6 month old.

Mom brought this great bike for our session. She’s going to bring it to our session next month when we head outdoors for family pictures. I think it’s going to look stunning outdoors.

Here are your sneak peeks, your gallery will be up soon!

Tracy Stone, a friend, and fellow photographer and designer, lost her four year old son, Nate, this morning to complications of H1N1. She designed my logo. Please keep her family in your thoughts and prayers. Right now, they do not have the funds for a funeral, so if you feel compelled please send donations to Hood Funeral Home 2371 Highway 127 S Crossville, TN 38572-2803 931-484-8437 .

The Nathen Stone Memorial Fund has been established at First Bank to help the family with expenses. Donations can be made at any First Bank Branch or can be mailed to: The Nathen Stone Memorial Fund c/o First Bank P.O. Box 1047 Crossville, TN 38557

Here is a link to a news story about Little Nate: http://www.wate.com/Global/story.asp?S=11261492