Category Archives: Little Ones
Archer | 6-Month Session
It may have been HOT, but this family didn’t seem to mind! Especially little Archer, who smiled and smiled at all of my crazyView full post »
Downard | Porch Portrait!
These quick little porch portraits are SO FUN! In just 15-minutes we can snag all of the combinations in a family, including theView full post »
Margaret | Extended Family!
The Summer heat in KS sometimes makes the decision easy for a MORNING session, and that’s just what this family did. We met at theView full post »
Sloane | 6-Month Session
Every parent knows how hard it is to get your whole crew to a photo shoot…let alone get them there while HAPPY! Sloane was liftedView full post »
Birdie | “Newborn” Session
One of several babies born during the COVID, we agreed it would make sense to wait for her first photo session until the world started toView full post »
Ben | Newborn Session
It may have been a few weeks after he was born, but after a little coaxing he managed to fall asleep in the props outdoors! The temps wereView full post »
Audrey | 1-Year Session
When Audrey’s mother told me she wanted to have an Alice In Wonderland portion for her daughters 1-year session, I was ALL IN. IView full post »
Claire | 1-Year Session
You know it’s meant to be when the one hour you have a session, is the one break in rain for the evening! Claire has the bestView full post »
Hannah Rose | 1-Year
I am so so SO happy that the red-hair we could see on her newborn head has remained! Just look at this adorable sweetheart walking aroundView full post »
Elsie | 6-Month Session
My final session before the “pause” of Covid was with this sweet girl! It was a little chilly, but she didn’t mind tooView full post »
the Hall Family | Spring 2020
I vividly remember BOTH of these girls as tiny babies…and each year I see them I can barely believe my eyes. They are growing up SOView full post »
Bennett | “Newborn” Session
Like many babies, this sweet guy was born during the strict lock-down portion of the virus…so we waited for things to start openingView full post »
