I received a message on a Sunday evening from a past client asking if I could fit her in that week for a maternity shoot? She was already 37-weeks pregnant (I usually try to do maternity shoots around the 33rd week). But she received this golden opportunity from her step-mom, who was in the process of scrapbooking, and realized she didn't have any pictures of Stephanie's second pregnancy. I came to the rescue, and by that Friday afternoon, we were immersed in golden sunlight in a field of grass and wildflowers. With a blue sky over our heads and the sun playing peek-a-boo behind big white billowy clouds, we spent the next hour capturing fleeting moments of time as her son sat, stood, pointed, walked, squatted, ran, played peek-a-boo, climbed and jumped! She describes him as sweet and tender, a little boy who loves to give hugs and kisses. "He is going to make a wonderful older brother," she exclaimed. Yes, I quite agree. And I think you will, too, when you see him. Set at one of my very favorite parks, George M. Sutton Wilderness Park, on a late summer afternoon, the sun's golden light cast a magical glow, making Stephanie even more radiant than she already is.
One of the first things I noticed about a 2-year old is their sense of sound. Together we talked about the passing ambulance with lights, the loud motorcycle, "Daddy" (a police car), and an airplane. Then I noticed his sense of sight. Together we examined my bag with zoo animals: "a bear, tiger, elephant, flamingo, lion, giraffe." Then I noticed his sense of adventure. I had brought a small wooden stool with me, which to my surprise was not for sitting as much as it was for jumping (which you will see below)!
I thoroughly enjoyed my time with these two, and I think you will, too...
To see more shoots at this beautiful location, click
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