Mother's Day

It's amazing how fast my children are growing.
How they are constantly changing.
One thing I love about photography is that it captures the moment in time,
that fleeting moment where the memory may fade away,
but the pictured image is still there.
Last summer I had pictures taken of me and my kids.
I am so thankful for those pictures.
They look older now.

Last year my daughter loved patting my cheeks and always had a twinkle in her eye when she did so. I almost forgot about it, until I looked back at the pictures from last summer.

Would you like pictures taken of your little ones with interactions that you never want to forget?
I would love to capture them for you.
It can be mother-child pic or just your children. Your choice.
It would be your gift for Mother's Day.
Interested?
Contact me at bjklamm@msn.com - Jen

Hope

Some things are good repeated. From last years post:

For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Jeremiah 29:11

Thank you Lord for dying for my sins, that I may have hope.

I am eternally grateful.

Newbie

Meet Mr. "E"
He's has 3 brothers and 1 sister to protect him.

Isn't he cute!
More to come, mom and dad.
I want to give a special thanks to Trish @ http://www.etsy.com/shop/trishwills for making baby hats and cocoons for the photo shoot.

If I were these kids' parents

I would be anxiously waiting a preview.
So here is a sneak peek of the Easter mini sessions from yesterday.

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Much more to come.
Shout out to Sarah for providing the chicks for the mini sessions. Thanks so much! - Jen

Chicks poop

As a photographer, I like to provide the perfect portrait -great smile, eyes looking straight at the camera, but my favorites are those that are not posed, a candid shot where I give the child a basic instruction and then watch them react.

In my Easter mini-shoots, the instruction was "go get a chick." I loved the responses. These are the times that I am scared to put down my camera for even a moment, because at any time something can happen.

And something did happen, poop.



This cute chick decided to poop in my sweet niece's hand. As you can see, she wasn't too happy about it. Her response, "This chick pooped in my hand. I don't want a chick that poops."



After viewing this my nephew did not want to come close to any chicks let alone hold one, so we compromised.

He wasn't quite sure about being this close.

My nephew checked out the chick once more and discovered......

This one had pooped too.

Yeah, chicks poop.
But boy were those reactions priceless!
For those of you scheduled for this weekends mini shoots, don't worry the poop just rolls off.
Plus I provide wipes :)

80's revisited

All you 30 somethings...
Who does this gorgeously freckled face look like?

Molly Ringwald?

I think so.

Oh my!

I'm a little giddy.
These gorgeous little ladies made it simply easy for me.
I had a hard time choosing a favorite as you can see:

Such sweet and beautiful girls!
Their dad is going to have a handful when they get older.
(meaning, young guys wanting to date these beauts).