9.20.2011

Brianna 4 months old | Lancaster Child Photographer

I say it time and time again...time really does fly!  It seems like just a few weeks ago that I took Brianna's newborn pictures and now she's 4 months old!  It was great to see her again and I look forward to taking pictures of her in the future. 









9.16.2011

Roman Newborn | Lancaster Newborn Photographer

 Couldn't wait to take pictures of this little guy after doing his mom's maternity photos.  He did such a great job for his first photo shoot and even gave me quite a few smiles!












 

9.06.2011

Expecting | Elizabethtown Maternity Photography

What a beautiful woman - pregnant or not.   Check out this gorgeous belly!  Newborn pics soon to follow!






9.05.2011

Lucille 9 days new | York Maternity/Newborn Photographer

It was great to finally meet Lucy.  Michelle sells lia sophia with me so I had the pleasure of watching her belly grow...and then take maternity and finally newborn pictures for her.  Lucy was a wonderful little model and gave us quite a few lovely smiles.  Here she is!
















8.23.2011

6 (months that is...) and sitting!

Ok...I know I'm a bit partial to my little one, but she's about the happiest little babe I know.  I am so blessed to be her mother.  I just wish she would stay little for a while - can't believe she's sitting already.




So I have to give props to some of my favorite vendors.  First, I have to say a big thanks to Tanya over at Sugar Plum Boutique for the cutest little Romper/Headband set.  It totally made the photo.  They are on sale through the end of August, so check them out! And of course to Photo Prop Floors and Backdrop - this is by far my favorite backdrop (grunge) and my favorite floor (wood floor 86) - so classic.  The fur is from Ecostreet, and I can't forget to thank my Mom for the pearls!  Had to dig them out of the "play" jewelry at her house.



8.16.2011

Robert Newborn | Elizabethtown Newborn Photographer

This little guy was so tiny it was a lot of fun to see what we could squeeze him in...a little red ice bucket worked wonders and produced one of my favorite shots.