On February 17, Tucker Keith finally decided to make his debut into the world. Weighing in at 7 lbs, 10.9 ounces and measuring 20.5 inches long, he was everything his mommy and daddy were hoping for and more. A few weeks later, I was invited into his family’s home to capture this little family of three. Here are some of my favorite images from our session. One of the things I love doing in my newborn session, is capturing baby body parts. These 12 x 12 collages are so sweet. Love them! Tucker, you are so sweet. I can’t wait to...

On Sunday, I met up with the “B” family at Joyner Park in Wake Forest for family portraits. It was a beautiful afternoon and the park was full of other families and photographers. Clearly, brilliant minds think alike! A fun fact about this family is that I went to high school with both Travis and Stacey. Travis and I graduated in the same class; Stacey was a year behind us. As we were walking up to our first spot, Travis mentioned that we haven’t seen one another since high school. I replied that we’re definitely not young anymore…and he said...

On Saturday afternoon, I met up with the “S” Family for a few family portraits…a combination of first birthday (next month) and Christmas photos if you will. It’s been a few years since I’ve photographed this family. In fact, the last time I had them in front of the camera, Tommy and Stacey had just gotten engaged and I was very inexperienced. I’d like to believe they saw some potential in me…and I’m so happy they decided to come back to me after all these years. Since that time, baby Addison has joined the family. Truth be told,...

Last weekend, I met up with the “R” family to take a few family photos at Joyner Park in Wake Forest. This is just a glimpse into what turned out to be a great session. I mean, have you seen these little boys? Adorable! I’m told that they’ll want to do another session this fall, so stay tuned! Until then, enjoy these sweet family moments! Thanks again “R” Family. I look forward to photographing you all again very soon…you know, when it’s not so humid outside.