So here is my super-belated sneak peek from my Spring/Easter mini-sessions from a few weekends ago. I guess it’s only 11 days ago, but I’ve been so busy it feels like eternity!
I have to say that I enjoyed me 48-hours as a chicken-rancher. I really enjoyed the sounds of their sweet peeps. I love how my boys loved them. I love how all the kids really thought they were pretty awesome! But I also love that they went to their new home to peep (and poop) and lay eggs and scratch and crow the very next day. I always was hesitant to do a “live animal” session because I was not sure how humane it was. I can tell you with complete confidence that these chicks were treated with kid gloves and it was very humane. I purchased them from a hatchery that agreed to take them back, but one of my friends saw how cute they were and added them to her existing brood of hens. (Is that right, brood? I have learned a LOT about chickens, but maybe not all the finer points!)
Well, enough of my yammering and on to the chicks! Here is a massive share!!!
I LOVE the progression with every child with the chicks–there was some uncertainty, curiosity, and then usually lots of happiness!
O my goodness this big smile is one of my top two favorites from the WHOLE DAY!!!!!!
Okay totally my favorite of the day. Her face his is absolutely PRICELESS!!!
Whew! Did you get enough cuteness! I really enjoyed these mini-sessions and hope they become an annual event! Cheep cheep!
What can you expect? Have fun with some props (mine or yours–think lipstick kisses from mom, giant lollipops, box of candy, bows, pettiskirts, lots of red, white and pink!). We’ll aim for around 6-8 fantastic images of your cuties. This limited set can accommodate 3 kiddos max. Contact me to book your session today!
Oh heavens, I pray for the day that I stop loving selective color. Until then, I will still offer this throwback to 1996. So if you love it too, let’s join hands and sing “Ice, Ice. Baby” like we mean it.
All we need is. .. LOVE!
I heart storyboards!
Yes, this is an “outtake”. But I love it! Just because they’re my kids certainly does not mean they enjoy being in front of the camera all of the time! Little Man seems pretty fed up with all this “love” stuff anyway!
Here’s the one I’ll be sending out this year. My three-year-old has discovered his “cheese” smile. *sigh* Otherwise he’s not looking at the camera. At least not when the baby is! I still love it!
Oh, my, I love this little man. And I sure would love an assistant to have kept these glasses on for one nanosecond longer! But I’m glad to see those baby blues as well!
Gotta love these 
