Clarks

There is nothing like a beautiful and sunny winter day to do a photo shoot! The Clark family is very near and dear to my heart and it was an honor to shoot this winter session with them. I had a blast capturing their love for one another and the absolute cuteness of the kiddos, seriously they just melt my heart every time I look at them.  

Thanks Clarks! Love your whole family!

Noah

I would like to introduce to you baby Noah! This sweetie was born on December 3rd to my cousins Chris and Rubie and I love him. He is such a little angel and it has been so wonderful to finally meet him and hold him and rock him to sleep! I am so excited to see this beautiful family grow and to see what great parents Chris and Rubie are to this little one. Don't be surprised to see many more posts featuring Noah.



Love you guys!

Drops

Today my macro and I went on a quick stroll to enjoy the weather and this is what we found! I was totally inspired by all of the rain drops still clinging on to the thousands of plants that covered the ground. Not being a morning person, I usually miss out on shots like these but today the weather stayed cool enough to keep these babies around till noon!

Extra Credit Adventures

My husband is currently very busy taking 23 units so that he can finish his B.A. as quickly as possible. And though I am very proud of him, the amount of homework he has assigned to him does, at times keep us from going out on the weekend. Which is why I was ecstatic to hear that his Japanese professor would give him extra credit if he visited the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and write about the Japanese exhibit. An extra credit date night!

My favorite part of the exhibit happened to be these miniature carvings that stood about three inches tall. I'm a sucker for intricacies and these little guys were amazing!

There also happened to be an exhibit on Fashion! I need to make this teacher cupcakes or something! I am very grateful that I live in an age where it's totally acceptable for women to wear pants but I've also dreamed about how lovely it would have been to dance around in huge ball gowns where all the men knew the steps to the dance and your dress would sway back and forth to the music. What I didn't realize is what went under those dresses to give them their shape. What a nightmare! Contraptions that pushed you up and squished you in and gave you a shelf instead of a butt. My word!