Seriously. I. here kept cracking up, saying that I was making a funny face. I swear I wasn’t…really. Honest. Well, maybe just a little one. Okay, fine, I MIGHT have made a weird face. But no one but her saw it, so she can’t prove anything!

I’ll just say this…IF I was making funny faces (which I’m not saying I was…), then it seemed to work, because she was cracking up. That’s if I was doing it. Which I wasn’t. Right?

G. was a good baby this morning for his session! He gave some great smiles, showed me his big, seriously blue eyes, and was just a joy to photograph! And his mommy signed him up for the My First Year plan, so we’ll be seeing more from him! I can’t wait to watch him grow up!

C. is due RIGHT at Christmas time…and what could be more magical for the holidays than a brand new baby boy? C. had the cutest baby belly…just gorgeous! She made pregnancy look GOOD!

Christmas mini-sessions for holiday cards were this weekend, and I found myself really getting into that Christmas spirit early.  It’s odd for me to have my tree up this early in the year…I’m normally a slacker who doesn’t get it up until around the 2nd week of December.

Not this year though!

Don’t they make you just want to go drink some mulled cider and sing a carol?  Okay, that was corny, but you get my drift. 

P. is turning 1!  At the beginning of December, at least.  You may recognize her from a session earlier this year.  Well, now she’s getting ready to have a birthday and her parents scheduled another session…this time for a couple of family pictures and pictures of P. with some nice sugary goodness.

Too bad she didn’t like that cake.  Kidding!

I had a maternity session tonight with N. and B.  You can already tell how much B. loves his little baby girl…he looks so protective in this picture.   It just made my heart melt!

I can’t wait for this little baby to come!

Thanks for a great session, guys!

S. & L. are too cute together.  Kissing, making lovey eyes at each other…you’d think they were newlyweds, but they aren’t!  We met for a session at Potter’s Bridge in Noblesville, and it was perfect out!  A little windy, but the beautiful fall colors more than made up for that.   I love this time of year!

Some of you might be aware (if you’ve read my previous blog posts) that I’m a part of a charity photography program called Celebrating Adoption. It’s brought a lot of joy to my heart to be a part of it, and to give back by doing something that I love. Well, I’ve recently joined another charity photography program called Think Pink, which serves to provide breast cancer patients & recent survivors the opportunity to schedule a session with me free of charge. Here’s some information about the program:

Think Pink Photography was founded in October 2007 to support individuals and their families who have been touched by breast cancer. We are a non-profit organization that serves two main purposes – celebrating life and supporting the cause.

Through our photography network, we are helping breast cancer survivors and their supporters to celebrate life with charitable photography sessions.

Through donations and various fundraising efforts, all profits from Think Pink Photography will be donated to The Beverly Family Foundation. As a 3-time breast cancer survivor, Danielle Beverly and her husband Eric joined together to form a foundation dedicated to promoting education, increasing awareness, and providing support and resources for families who have been touched by breast cancer.

As Think Pink Photography grows, so will the opportunities for you to become involved and support this important cause. I encourage you to sign up for our newsletter (on the Think Pink website and Think Pink blog) and tell your friends and family about Think Pink Photography. Awareness is everything and we can’t be successful without you.

www.thinkpinkphotography.org

Today, I had the opportunity to do my first Think Pink session. This one was extra special for me, not only because it was my first one, but because it was for my friend Erin’s mother. C. has SUCH a great attitude, even though she’s undergoing radiation treatments 5 times a week right now for 7 weeks. And this is after she just finished chemotherapy! She’s such a fighter, and it makes me so proud to know her.

She was super bummed that she forgot her cute pink hat. I wish she hadn’t, she looks so adorable in it. But she seemed so comfortable in her own skin it didn’t even matter.

If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with breast cancer or is currently in treatment for breast cancer within the last 12 months, you/they qualify for a complimentary session. I can only offer 1-2 sessions per month, so please contact me to get scheduled.