I'd say these went a *little* better than last year.
[Before anyone asks: If you want to find a good spot for bluebonnet pictures, I'm sorry, but there is no magic answer. You *have* to put in the time to drive around. It really depends on safety (ie. not two feet from the highway), the time of day, weather, and many other factors. So be brave and get out there and look around. I did.]
Little baby.
1. To say the light and location were amazing would be an understatement.
2. I *almost* lost my camera in the water.
3. It is so refreshing when I get the chance to work with older children like this.
2. I *almost* lost my camera in the water.
3. It is so refreshing when I get the chance to work with older children like this.
1. It may look lush and green, but believe me, we were freeeeeeezing that day.
2. Loved this location, but it was mildly terrifying to have the curator watching me like hawk. (Austin photogs...you probably know what I mean).
3. I kinda wish mom could do all of my personal shopping. Great style!
2. Loved this location, but it was mildly terrifying to have the curator watching me like hawk. (Austin photogs...you probably know what I mean).
3. I kinda wish mom could do all of my personal shopping. Great style!
Okay, I've just now realized I'm never going to catch up on 2010 blog posts if I keep going at my current pace, so I introduce you to speed blogging which will combine 1) lots of pics and 2) three quick notes about each session. Let's see how this works for me...
1. LOVED this family's sense of style (the playroom was amazing!)
2. The guitar playing made my heart melt.
3. The way big sister actually paid attention to her baby sister was quite impressive.
2. The guitar playing made my heart melt.
3. The way big sister actually paid attention to her baby sister was quite impressive.
