A Full House

Back to the Raulston Arboretum we go! Can you tell I like this location? This time it was with one of the first families I meet when we moved here to Raleigh, 2 1/2 years ago, when Brook brought me dinner- a very southern chicken casserole with frosted cornflakes - oh so good! Don't think lightly about the dinner you bring people, one day it too might be blogged about ; )
Anywho, we got some great shots, here are my favorites:
My new favorite family shot!Grant picked out this background and I just love it! Camden has such a great smile here!

Pile on Daddy!

Helper gone wild!!! Who is that kid anyway - he sure knows how to smile for the camera - His mom MUST take too many pictures, lol!

For fun:)

So what do you think - glitter on the wings or no glitter?

Butterfly wing brush provided by http://www.obsidiandawn.com/

Glitter provided by Mandymade http://www.scrapbookingmania.com/

Meet the Nelsons

I had a ball taking the Nelson's pictures at the Raulston Arboretum. Upon greeting me, 6 year old Sydney, immediatly began telling me she had a camera and loved taking pictures - I knew we would get along just fine. 3 year old Libby has the most playful smile and loved looking at the camera sideways, but I did get some great eye contact too. It was so fun playing with the girls inbetween photos - we explored the grounds and they helped my "scout" out great locations : )

And just for a little fun ; )

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My Inspiration

These three are the reason I take pictures! I love them to pieces. Can't get enough of them. They don't always let mom take their picture, but I usually try anyway. And sometime they surprise me with a great picture! We took a fieldtrip to the Raleigh Arboretum and had some fun!

Twenty Little Toes

The start of a beautiful new friendship- 2 Cousins 2 weeks apart. Olivia was only 4 days old during this shoot and Shelby was almost 3 weeks. So when I say new, I mean really new. Oh, the fun they will have. The giggles, the sharing of clothes, the endless phone calls. There is something very special about having your own cousin, the one you are closest to...And I got to document the start of it all : )