Our Holiday Card

This is our precious dog, Carlos.
He loves his sweater and
I somehow managed
to get him to sit still
so I could get this picture...

I love bellies...

My friend Allison is prego and I thought this image of her turned out great...

Love it...

Monica and James wanted some pictures together. Well, I'm not sure I can say that James wanted them, but he did a great job...especially considering it was misty and cold the whole time we took these pictures. I'll post more after they get their Christmas cards sent out, but I had to share some...

I love this picture below. Cooter is James dog that is with him

all the time. As we were taking this picture Cooter decided he

wanted in the picture. I thought it was perfect and told Monica

that she might as well get used to this as Cooter will always come first...

My girls...

are growing up too fast. These pictures are of my two nieces and I can't get over how grown up both of them look in these pictures. My sister is going to have her hands full in a few years trying to keep the boys away from these girls...

Now aren't they just too sweet!!

Typically my biggest challenge...

is taking pictures of my nephews. I convinced Cuinn that this would make a great gift for his parents Christmas and it wouldn't cost him any money. He has been around me long enough and he knew that was a good deal. We wouldn't let my sister come to the studio until we knew we had gotten some good shots because we knew that they might not listen once she arrived. I can't share all the images until everyone gets her Christmas cards, but here are a few for now...

Cason is so grown up and looks so handsome in this chair.

I love this picture of Cuinn above. He doesn't like

to smile in pictures so it's definitely one of my favorites!

Meg & her fur babies...

Finals are over and I'm going to try to get my blog caught up with some pictures that I've been busy taking these past few months. Meg has been wanting to get some pictures of her with her dogs, so we played around one morning and here's what we got...

I did learn after this shoot that before doing any pet sessions, I need to recommend a long walk for the pets. They were pretty hyper at the beginning and I'm pretty sure a walk would have done the trick!