I have been getting more and more inquiries for children’s headshots and thought I would just share a few I took for some friends of mine of their darling little girls. They’ve been featured on the blog several times. They just seem to be getting busier and busier, so everytime our paths collide on other projects, we always sneak in a few shots of the girlies to keep their portfolios nice and updated.
This weeks theme in my 52 week project group was cold. Living in Orlando, and having one of the mildest winters I can recall, I was dreaming of heart shaped ice cubes and food coloring, and all sorts of things that would add way too much work into an already busy week. Lucky for me, just when I was thinking I would have to resort to photographing a bag of frozen peas, we were hit with a nice little cold front! Now, there wasn’t anything record breaking about the cold.. and the high ended up being nearly 80 degrees that day, but the morning was cold enough to bundle Miss Amy (I’ve been her nanny for 7 years!) up enough to satisfy the theme this week. We did a quick 5 minute shoot in her front yard before school and I really love how they turned out! Don’t let the rays of sunshine fool you, it was infact cold enough for me to wear pants! (Any one that knows me, knows that I am pretty exclusive with my dress collection!) Without further adieu, here are a few shots of a very sweet and willing model! 
Now please move on to Cincinnati, OH photographer, Laurie Schultz, and her take on this weeks COLD theme!
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! 