Saturday, June 18, 2011 at 06:02AM I think this was our third or fourth session together. The first one was a belly shoot for their oldest. Sometimes it's hard to believe how fast families grow.
I love the Americana feel of this one.
Michelle is also a fantastic veterinarian. If you're in San Antonio and ever need one, I would definitely recommend her.
Friday, June 17, 2011 at 06:30AM Remember my friend DeAnna? She's the Jewelry Whisperer. Her sister and brother in law recently had a baby. So I swung by to grab a few shots of them.
I want to kidnap those biscuits.
This one is my favorite. Sweet baby back.
So pretty.
Come back tomorrow, I'm on a roll! :)
Family Portraits, San Antonio in Families Thursday, June 16, 2011 at 06:00AM Gorgeous family. Fun summer session.
Sisters.
More tomorrow! xo
Portrait Session, San Antonio in Families Wednesday, June 15, 2011 at 06:02AM Lately Epiphanie takes up most of my time, but I still try to work in a few sessions per month. And I'll be offering ONE DISCOUNTED SESSION this year! So keep a look out for that. Or let me know if you want to be added to the first to know email list. The location is going to be awesome, and spaces will be limited.
In other news, today we're leaving for New York. And this time I'm being realistic enough to know that I won't have time to blog while I'm there. So I thought it would be a good time to catch up on the sessions that have been stacking up. I'm setting them to post every day until we get back. After that, hopefully I'll be back to blogging real(ish) time again.
So, first up: Stunning Shelby. I photographed her sister eight years and four studios ago. I was amazed and happy that her mom was able to find me after so much time. It was great to see them again, and to be around that wonderful carefree energy that is so unique to being 18. I wrote a little more about it here.
I'd forgotten how disgustingly photogenic teenagers are. I mean LORD... 
And one with Mom, always. Thank you Laurie and Shelby!
If you want to follow us in New York, I'm sure I'll be overdosing on tourist-y instagram uploads here and here. :)
San Antonio, Senior Portrait in Grads Monday, June 13, 2011 at 06:57PM I should never say I'll be back tomorrow. My life is too chaotic, and I'm too prone to distraction. Sorry about that little month-long intermission. I know it's absurd to still be talking about this trip that happened six hundred months ago. But if I don't properly thank Xanthe for her loveliness, it will continue to be an incomplete sentence in my head... a perpetually uncrossed "T". Which is a bit of a travesty after someone you've never met, who lives on the other side of the planet takes an entire day out of her life to acquaint you with her city.
Would you believe Xanthe's sister (Zoe) owns the most adorable tea shop in London? Y'ALL. It was like someone coming to visit me in Texas, and my sister just happening to own a dude ranch.
Tea anyone?
It was also quite the monumental way to check off a Life List item: Photograph Grown Sisters.
Absolute beauty, inside and out.
These make me miss my sister. There's nothing like that relationship, is there?
La la la la!!!!
We only had two days in London, so being able to spend one of them with Xanthe and Zoe made the trip feel more personal. It also allowed us to see a part of London we would have never found on our own. If you're ever there, I highly recommend you go have tea and a cupcake at Adorable Bake-A-Boo. Then pick up a copy of Zoe's awesome Cookbook. In fact, for fun I think I'll give one away! Leave a comment before midnight CST on the 14th, and someone will be chosen at random, announced on the 15th. Good luck!
One more thing. I know this is a random note to end on, but I couldn't blog about London without mentioning our favorite meal. We got into a cab one night, asked the driver to take us "somewhere great" and ended up at Ayoush restaurant. People, I'm not exaggerating when I say this might be the best meal we've ever eaten. I was so mad when I was full. If you are ever in the area, please go. And then email me about every detail so I can live vicariously through your experience.
