I met this little guy last year when he was only 7 weeks old. One of my most vivid memories from that photo shoot was his ability to maintain eye contact with me throughout the session. He hasn't changed a bit! Though he was fascinated with the dandelions and other flowers at the Washington Arboretum on this particular morning, he still looked my way several times, allowing his beautiful blue eyes to catch the sunlight...and for me to catch his looking. : )
This is absolutely one of my most colorful sessions of the year. Not only was the grass beautiful shades of bright greens while the flowers gave various pinks, whites and yellows to the backgrounds, but the clothing colors chosen by the parents couldn't have been better! Their blue and red-orange shirts...and jeans... complemented each other so well and contrasted perfectly against the spring greens. Two thumbs up to this family for clothing choices!
I have so enjoyed all three sessions with this family. From seeing tiny baby E resting quietly over his dad's shoulder last spring, to sitting up in the sand in the fall, to walking and running around in the grass this spring...the changes have been amazing to say the least. Thank you to M & A for a Beautiful Year. I hope you enjoy your session preview!








I love the one with their hands.
Posted by: Meg | May 20, 2008 at 07:46 AM
Whenever we look at your website or blog (which is often) Ricky and I say how we wish you could come visit us in Hawaii. We would love to have someone with such a loving eye take photographs of our little guy. Beautiful work!
Posted by: Erin | May 20, 2008 at 01:20 AM
Amanda, What wonderful pictures!! I've just spent an hour oohing and aahing at them. They just take your breath away. Love your website also!!
Posted by: Jan Downs | May 15, 2008 at 12:15 PM
Amanda,
I WANT MORE! I love the photos...I love the blogs! I just wished you lived closer to us in Florida. Your love of children is so evident in your beautiful photos. Watch out Annie Leibovitz!
Posted by: Robbi Bocinsky | May 14, 2008 at 08:25 PM