SubscribeSomething this afternoon had me thinking of this picture from a year or so ago. I was with my friend Gavin walking the dog and upon arriving at the city dog park, he immediately raced over to this little Itty Bitty thing. I was surprised, but she held her own with the big dogs!
Happy Friday!
My sleep deprivation has me going crazy during the day … maybe that’s the reason I decide to schedule mini-sessions for this Saturday! These impromptu Mother’s Day Mini-Sessions are for the Moms and their children only! Sorry Dads … you’ll have your chance in a few months. The sessions are being scheduled for this Saturday (May 1st) and will take place in Odenton, MD. If you have been thinking about doing a session, but have be hesitant to commit to a full Signature Session, now is your opportunity to try it out! Please e-mail me if you are interested or would like more details.
I sat down this afternoon to post pictures of my children and I realized I never published the post announcing I have children … and not just a child! That’s bad. More than neglectful on keeping up with the blog during this busy transition time. Scroll down and you can see newborn photos of Vivien and then scroll back up to see pictures of she and Jake taken this weekend. I promise to do a better job at keeping current in the year to come!
I realize I’m a little behind in announcing the arrival of my second child … a girl … Vivien Quinn Sopha. She arrived December 14th and has been the subject of my Nikon ever since. I think she may be the first child in history to have more photos taken of her than her old sibling.
Here are a few images from the first two months.
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