Carissa and Braxton could not have a more adorable family! My son Talmage and Carissa’s daughter Chloe were in the same 2nd grade class last year and I’m so glad they were because otherwise I don’t know if I would have met them, especially because they don’t live in our school district anymore. As you will see in the photos below, this family just radiates happiness! Thank you so much Carissa and Braxton for hiring me to capture your precious family at this fun stage of life! xo, Rebecca

Just the boys horsing around having a little fun!
Mother daughter moment.

P.S. Did you get a good look at Chloe’s beautiful, dark, long eyelashes? Gorgeous!

So adorable!

I lovelovelove this one!!! 

On the move!This is so cute Carissa!!

The picture below reminds me of this lovely quote by Lewis Carroll:

“I’d give all the wealth that years have piled,
the slow result of life’s decay,
To be once more a little child
for one bright summer day.”

Candid Moment + Black & White = My favorite!
I love this mother-son moment! Somewhere I was reading about an experiment where there were a bunch of moms and a bunch of small children and they did an experiment to see if blindfolded children could tell, just by their Mother’s touch, which was their mom and if I remember right, all the kids correctly identified their own mother. Oh hey, I found it, it was a video, so sweet. Check it out by clicking HERE.
I love how Carissa and Braxton are looking at each other here. So sweet.

Darling little man!

I am now offering some design services to my clients to help them get their photos UP on their walls so that they will SMILE every time they pass the photos in their home. This one below is a 10″ x 20″ collage that is designed to incorporate a bunch of photos into one wall hanging. It would look great as a canvas or a framed photo.

This collage below is also a 10″ x 20″ and would be a great one for grandma don’t you think?!In addition to creating collages that my clients can print, I am also now helping my clients to visualize the photos of their families on their walls. Hopefully this is helpful to get their photos OFF the computer and ON their walls, because that’s where they belong!These are a few ideas I had for Carissa and Braxton for their new home!

And last but not least, I thought these photos of the kids playing with the prizes they picked out of my magical treasure box at the end of the session were just too cute to not include!

To see more photos from this session click HERE to see the slideshow!