Cornell Family - Family Portraits - New York

For your Wednesday viewing pleasure, I bring you a family session of an old friend of mine.

I flew to New York in September to spend time with them and document this time in their family before their number of four turned to five. At that time they lived in a little town on the edge of the Catskills.

We started out in town for a few fun shots and then. . .

. . .and then we headed to a little spot that used to be a train station for some beautiful shots.

These two are some of my favorites of the family.

This little guy wanted to show me how he could "transfer" his eyeballs.

I LOVE how this shot turned out with the sun and the trees in the background.

This is so typically them and how lovingly goofy they all are together. Looking at these again makes me wish they didn't live so many states away.

One more fun one for the road.

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Maternity Photography - Covington Georgia

Last week I had the pleasure of meeting one of Covington's newest families. Talking to them, we were told that they had just recently moved from Portland, Oregon. Their second child is due in November and judging from the parents and how handsome their little three-year-old is, their new son will be equally as handsome.

We met at Turner Lake Park right here in Covington, Georgia, and got some fantastic shots of them.

We started with the gorgeous mother-to-be in the last of the bright sun of the evening.

Her little guy jumped in for a quick shot.

And then the soon-to-be father joined in the fun. ;)

See what I mean about the gene pool that their new little guy will be drawing from?

He is bound to be handsome.

LOVE. THIS. ONE!

This one is also most definitely a favorite.

PEEKABOO!

Cute little guy isn't he?

Spencer got a few pictures of Dad and son interacting while I concentrated on mom.

What a beautiful woman.

Captured a sweet little moment between mom and son.

He kissed his little brother so quickly that I was surprised that I got it.

What attitude!

Change of location in the park. A little pavilion by the water.

Then we moved on to one of the little swings in the park.

Dad decided it would be fun to get a little tickling action in. . .

. . .and I thought it would be fun to capture it.

A few more of the glowing mother.

Absolutely beautiful!

A little walk. . .

. . .to the playground that the little guy had been anxiously awaiting to get to go to after our session.

We only had a limited time for him to play as the heavens opened up their floodgates shortly thereafter. The funniest part was being pelted with pine needles on our way to the car. It was crazy.

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