Well this shoot was fun – I got to photograph three generations of women in the P Family. Aren’t they gorgeous? Feast your eyes…
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M Family Bluebonnet Mini
Next up in our bluebonnet lineup – the M Family! Not gonna lie, I had a lot of fun with these kiddos. Big sister wanted to play in our lovely flower field and gave me some fantastic candid moments. And little brother’s eyes matched the bluebonnets – need I say more?
K Family Mini Session
Okay here we go with the bluebonnet minis! Ya’ll I am feeling super proud of myself for scheduling these mini sessions at a time when the flowers were SO beautiful. Maybe I have a future in flower prediction (is that a thing?). Ultimately though, it’s those kiddos that make the shoot. And what a precious turnout I had this year. Feast your eyes on the K family…
What I like about Texas…
It’s funny what happens when you live somewhere your whole life – that place makes up the air you breathe. It seems totally normal, uninteresting, mundane. But when you leave, all of a sudden home becomes fascinating, interesting, worth talking about. During my years in St Louis, I tried to explain the beauty, nay the glory of my beloved Texas. I had a few enthusiastic listeners but they were outnumbered by the eye rollers (“you Texans“). But now that I am back in my home state, I am soaking in those things that seemed so mundane before. Here are just a few of the things that I have loved about Texas over the last couple of weeks…
The storms and views in the Hill Country:
Rodeo clothes:
Rodeo events:
Rodeo food:
And rodeo… miscellaneous:
The beautiful view of the Houston skyline from Buffalo Bayou:
Spring bluebonnets:
The Kite Festival at Hermann Park:
Stay tuned. My love affair with my home state has only just begun…
T Family in the bluebonnets
Ya’ll what could possibly be better than a morning spent with three generations in the bluebonnets? I had such fun hanging out with the extended T Family. One of the T ladies was a former roommate of mine and I have been waiting patiently to meet her beautiful daughter. These kiddos did not disappoint – they smiled and played and generally made those gorgeous flowers look even better 🙂 Thanks also, T Family, for choosing this beautiful location! I cannot wait to return to this spot for more spring portraits.
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