So, I always tell expectant parents that it’s best to have the newborn session within the first two weeks after the birth, because the baby is still so sleepy and curly.
Well, at 9 days old Mr. G proved me wrong! Every opportunity he got – he was stretching his little arms and legs! I can’t say I blame him though! Although, I did manage to get him curled up a few times! And a special thanks to big sister K for all her help – she did such a great job! Here’s a sneak peek:
I can’t tell you how excited I am to meet this couple’s baby! She is going to be such a lucky little girl! And, I just know she’s going to be a great model, just like her Mom and Dad!! Here’s a sneak peek:
Today, I had the opportunity to work my first wedding of the season with Stephanie from Stephanie Cantin Photography. We spent the day at the gorgeous Fairmont Chateau Laurier shooting a fun-filled wedding full of love and laughter! Here’s a sneak peek:
I married into a BIG family.
I met my husband through my now sister-in-law, who also comes from a BIG family! A couple of weeks ago I had the opportunity to shoot her family for her Dad’s 80th birthday celebration. I just had to share a few shots of her wonderful parents and how great they are together!
I’ve got a lot going on over the next few days, so stay tuned for an upcoming wedding, maternity session and newborn session!
I am honored to say that I am this month’s featured photographer on the Christine Denis Photography blog! The hardest part about being interviewed was not the questions, but trying to narrow down a select few favorite photos to be shown with the interview! If you want to know a little bit more about me, check out Christine’s blog here:
Thanks again Christine!
At just under 7lbs and just under 2 weeks old, Mr. I made my morning! He came a little earlier than expected, however he is truly loved. Even big sister A got in some hugs and cuddles. Enjoy the sneak peek:
I don’t usually post very much about my personal life, but I thought this was important.
Yesterday, as I sat watching my youngest son play, I thought to myself “Try to remember this moment”. There was nothing unique about that moment, nothing that my son doesn’t do everyday – but I just wanted to remember how much he loves to play with his hockey players, and how much he loves his Lego characters. It reminded me to stop for a minute and just enjoy his imaginary world. I’ve already forgotten so much, and I am thankful for the snippets of video we have taken over the last few years – and of course, I am thankful for all of the photographs!
