"Jazzy Christmas" Collection

Oh, my goodness...check out how adorable these new designs are! I love them! They are full of whimsy and just scream happy. I'm sure you will find something you will love to send to all your friends and family here. :) The cards are 5x7 2-sided printed on glossy, linen or pearl cardstock...yum!

Minimum order 25 cards 1.85/ea
26-60 cards 1.80/ea
61-125 cards 1.75/ea
125+ 1.65/ea

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Love & Cheer Trifold

This is a new trifold for 2013! It's so happy and fun. Lots of options for photos on this one, too.

All Is Calm

Here's a new 5x5 design called "All is Calm."

5x5 Trifolds

Here's 3 5x5 trifold samples: The first card is titled "Words", the second card is titled "Celebrate" and the third card is "snowflake". These are adorable and are fully customizable as well. These are a great way to showcase the family and kids.

Pricing for the 5x5 Trifolds:
Sold in sets of 25 only: $80/set

I Call It A "Drive By"

There is nothing better than when you are photographing wee ones that don't want to be held anymore and just want to run around. Well, we had that with this shoot. The baby was cracking me up! I love the very first photo that I titled, "The Drive By" because we had the family staged and ready to go by the doors but the baby didn't want to be over there. We played all sorts of games with her to coax her over by her family and eventually we got her with the family but the "in progress" shot is my fav. Plus, look how happy she is! It's like she's saying, "I'm freeeeeeeeeee!" What a Saturday this turned out to be. The photos turned out great considering what I went through getting to the shoot. On my way to the shoot that morning, the hood (on my husband's car of course) FLEW UP while I was driving 70 mph on the highway and shattered my windshield! After I screamed bloody murder and figured out what had happened, I had to use the driver side window to guide myself to the shoulder. I told my neighbor it was like I had driven into a black garbage bag. At first I thought a huge piece of fabric had flown up from the side of the road and stuck to my windshield. Thank God I got pulled over safely and I'd like to thank all those Texas boys out there that did a "Drive By" that morning in their big pick up trucks for NOT stopping! What? Anyway, I had alot of fun at the shoot once I made it there and we got some really cute photos of the family. The baby also found a puddle that was in the alley way and her parents actually let her splash around in it and I was thankful b/c those are some of the most fun shots I've gotten recently. I love, love, love when moments like that happen in a shoot and the parents don't snuff it out. Here's The Drive By!

Guess Who's Back?

Another year has come and gone and I'm seeing all my regular kiddos that I photograph every fall for holiday photos. It's always amazing how much they've changed from the last time I've seen them. These two are no different. They are literally growing up before my very eyes. YIKES! As always, I love the cooperation and spirit that these two have. They are such sweet, sweet kiddos and I love them. Their mom always puts together a little more dressy outfit and then orders some fun tshirts off of Etsy to represent their birthdays/age. I think it's a great idea to always remember how old they were in the photos...brilliant! My favorite shot is of course the first one... Heeeeerrrrrreeeeee's Bali & Dylan!

Labradoodle Love!

I just want to squeeze this labradoodle! This not so little guy is only about a year old and was the sweetest thing. The boys just loved on him and I can see why. He was so excited to be at the park but did a great job of behaving and participating in the shoot. I love the bw shot of the family petting him and giving him love...it looks like he's really smiling and happy in that photo! This was another fun fall photo shoot with another great family.

Row, Row, Row Your Boat!

I had a great time photographing this extended family. It took us awhile to get everyone's schedule together but we did it! It was about 6 months in the making but I think the wait was worth it. We ended up going out to The Reserve and the setting was just perfect. Plus, it was so peaceful that we didn't have to worry about working around any other people. I managed to talk the guys into carrying the boat down to the water so we could use it in some of the photos...it turned out great! Here's the "C" family!

I'm Singing In The Rain

It was touch and go if this shoot was going to happen or not. The rain!!! We can't complain about the rain around here being that it hasn't done that in about 4 years and we're all drying up here. The weather was a real issue that day and we were on the horn back and forth not sure if the shoot was going to happen or not. Finally, they said they wanted to go for it! We met downtown for some urban shots and then headed over to the park for a few with some greenery in them. They all looked so cute in their blue, black and white outfits. I loved the chevron print mixed with the black and white striped sweater...how cool! They were a fun family to photograph and mom and dad had bit o' fun during the shoot, too. Take a look and see...

Sizzling Senior Shoot!

My oh my! We've got a cute one here, folks. Britley came to me with a few ideas that she wanted for her senior shoot and I don't think it could have worked out any better. The shoot itself was pretty exciting! I'm always amazed at the things that happen when I'm out shooting. It started off calm with some inside studio shots on a grey background and they turned out just stunning...loved the simple black outfits on the grey background with her blond hair. Lovely. Then, we hopped in our cars and zoomed off to find the railroad tracks and this is where the story gets exciting so you'll want to stay tuned and read on. I had photographed some of my family sessions here last year so I knew right where to go for railroad tracks that have a nice curve in them. We had no sooner got started photographing Britley on the tracks and I went ahead and reminded everyone that these were working tracks so we all needed to be on the lookout and keep our eyes and ears perked to hear/see any train that might be coming round' the bend! Five minutes into the shoot and we're just getting warmed up I hear something...and I'm like, "Do you all hear that? I think there's a train coming. There is! Everyone off the tracks!" The engineer is just waving to us bigger than Dallas from the driver's seat and smiling. He probably doesn't get to see a handful of hot women hanging around the railroad tracks very often. Just as the train is squealing by, I notice that my tripod is sitting right next to the tracks so I went over to retrieve it and just as I was about to grab it the train struck it and my tripod went flying and I'm sorry to say she lost her leg that night. My tripod is now a duopod. :) After the excitement by the tracks, we moved over to Barton Springs to do our water shots that Britley requested. It was so fun getting in the water right at sunset and capturing those photos. I loved the headpiece her little sister made her to wear for a few of the shots...so cute. So, here's Britley!