A few days ago, I had the chance to photograph the grandson of one of my mom’s lifelong friends. Little Wyatt is 13 months of total cutenesss and super smarts. I was seriously impressed by his behaivor and inquisitiveness and laughed so much at his little personality. He got downright mad if anyone took away his cowboy hat! Once you scroll through the pictures, you’ll know what I mean when I say he is a cutie pie! Sharla- you sure make cute babies! :) 
I wanted to post a little pull back to show how we got those fun facial expressions in some of the photos. My awesome mama is my right hand gal and is always ready to get her silly on in front of the kids. Wyatt particularly enjoyed playing peek a boo with his hats! 
Posts under ‘babies’
{ Wyatt } | Cape Coral Children Photographer
{ Baby Elwood } | Orlando Family Photographer
I just have to preface this post by saying that it is very image heavy! Before I knew it, I had snapped over 700 pictures of this mommy and baby. You might recognize mama from our Epic Maternity Session (seriously, click the link and check out the huge hamburger!) Due to the busyness that is having a newborn and just life in general, we were never able to coordinate our schedules to capture pictures of Mr. Elwood until yesterday! We met up at my favorite park in East Orlando and were able to capture the gorgeous late afternoon sunlight that I simply adore. E was so awesome the entire time, and it goes without saying that Jess is simply radiating! It was so nice to finally catch up with you Jess and meet your little cutie pie. Can’t wait to see you guys again!
{ The Ogle Kids } | Orlando Florida Children’s Photographer
Now here is the Ogle family! I can’t even begin to tell you how amazing it was to get little man to sit still long enough to get these photos. It was a serious team effort! After trying toy airplanes and the girls jumping up and down and making as much noise as possible, what finally did him in was a big chorus of the Alphabet Song. I am constantly amazed at how much I learn from every single session. This was a big one and will be kept in my back pocket for all future sessions involving on-the-go tots! Now I just need to learn how to rally the older ones…. 
