Due to the fun I had this weekend with Munchkin and the rest of the crew at the pumpkin patch, I’ve decided to have an October/Fall special. This is only for 3 weekends, so book your session now. Looks like this weekend will be lovely for pictures.

October weekends only. At your location or desired pumpkin patch. Costume or not - your choice.

$50 session fee for 1 person and $10 per additional person.

Session includes:

• 30 minutes at the location of your choice within 30 miles of Georgetown (for further locations additional travel costs will apply)
• Free 8×10 or 2-8×7 prints
• Client will be responsible for any fees a location may charge for photography sessions
• Additional prints sold separately

Contact us today to book your session!

And because posts are always more fun with pictures…

I just love it when Munchkin lets me get a great picture of her. This was taken a couple weeks back. We took a little outting to the lake. A little park that is right on the lake edge. We walked up and down the cliffs. She was excited to see boats in the water, and we spent about half an hour watching people fish. Finally I asked her if I could get a nice picture of her earrings. Yes, I am a sneaky mom. I do what I can to squeeze any picture opportunity out of my child. Especially if there’s no bribery involved (which there usually is).

Pumpkin patches are fun. I’m seriously considering doing a weekend special for pumpkin pics.

This weekend we decided to go out and hunt pumpkins. We had to find one for Daddy to use for his creative side. Then we had to find a second one for Munchkin to make her own with Daddy. Nini and Mo met up with us for our adventure.

She might have found one.

Still looking….

Gotta pose with Nini.

This was a gourd that was there. Reminds me of a mushroom.

I also went on another trek around the neighborhood. This time I grabbed the macro lens. It’s fun to play with.

I have been an absolutely terrible blogger. I do apologize for those of you who look to this blog for some form of intertainment.

This weekend I decided to stick my macro lens on the end of my camera and see what I could find. I got some good pictures, but only have one edited at this time. So now for your viewing pleasure I give you “Shroomy”!