On Saturday I had the privilege of meeting little Grey. He was such a handsome little guy! He was awake for a good portion of his session, although not “ideal” for posing, I love catching lifestyle shots of newborns with their eyes wide open – especially when they give me great eye contact and the tiniest hint of a smile.
What’s fun is that I photographed his big sister’s newborn pictures too! I wanted to make sure to catch a few of her in all her “three-ness” as well!
I will be running TWO spring mini sessions this year – one in Oklahoma City and another in Tulsa! The Oklahoma City mini sessions will be held at Fink Park in Edmond and the Tulsa sessions will be held at Woodward Park.
Tulsa sessions are scheduled for Saturday, April 27th
Oklahoma City sessions are scheduled for Saturday, May 11th (see available times below)
The Details of the Mini Session:
* A session lasting 30 minutes for up to 4 members of the family ($25 for each additional person)
* Password protected online gallery of 10-12 images from your session
* 10-12 high-res images of your session on CD with printing release included
* One Free 8×10 of your choice
* 10% off A La Carte Print Pricing Options
* All for only $350
Session times available for Tulsa, April 27th are:
8:15am BOOKED
9:00 am BOOKED
9:45am BOOKED
10:30am BOOKED
Session times available for Oklahoma City, May 11th are:
8:15am
9:00 am BOOKED
9:45am
10:30am BOOKED
Mini Sessions are only offered twice a year so be sure you don’t miss out on this awesome deal! Call or email me at megan@deshazophotography.com to book your session!
Brace yourself.
Before you continue reading this post know that your heart just might explode from all the cuteness. I’m not even kidding. This is 12 day old Eli and Ike. I had the pleasure of snuggling with these two on Saturday and loved every minute. Eli has the creamiest skin and gave me a couple of sweet grins. And little Ike has some of the greatest hair I have ever seen. He wasn’t too keen on my ideas of posing but that sweet little guy would have let me hold him in my arms all day. Loved it!
And we had to catch some shots with big brother and big sister loving on their little brothers.
Oh My Goodness. I am having so much fun editing this session. I wish I could share ALL of her gallery with you – but I suppose that might defeat the purpose of the sneak peek! Little Whitley was a dream.
She had the cutest little features – Just look at those cheeks and sweet lips.
Where do I begin? Today you are four. four. f.o.u.r.
I say this with every stage, but I think this one has been my favorite. This is the age that I think we have truly gotten to know you and the little person you are turning in to. That’s sounds funny, being your mommy. What I mean is this is the age that your personality has shown through, your ever-wondering mind doesn’t stop thinking – why? how? who? what’s next? You want to know, you need to know everything.
Knowing the alphabet? not enough – you want to write each letter and know each sound.
Counting to 20? boring. “yeah but Mommy what comes after 80? 90 100, 101…”
Spelling your name? Great. “Mommy, how do I spell Noah? Daddy? Mommy? Lighting McQueen(???)”
And the questions. Oh the questions. Forget “why is the sky blue?” You go above and beyond. And usually leave me speechless and fumbling over words to try to answer you:
Why do we live in Oklahoma and why did God make Oklahoma?
Why did you call me Gabe? Why is Noah’s name Noah?
What is the internet? What does website mean?
Why does the moon come out when the stars are up and go away when the Sun is up?
Why did the Roman soldiers not like Jesus when Jesus liked everyone?
You are a sponge. You want to soak in all of life.
Your “little-boyness” – I wish I could bottle it up and keep it forever. The way you become Spiderman the minute you slip that mask over your eyes, your ninja moves are out of this world, and when you have a song on your heart you sing it at the top of your lungs – no matter if we’re in the car, at home or in the middle of the crowded grocery store.
Most importantly, your heart is so pure. You are compassionate and tenderhearted. You want to carry change in your pocket to make sure you have money to give to the Salvation Army bell ringers (even though its February), and according to you, everyone is your “best fwend.” You love to talk about Jesus – who He is, why He came, why He died and where He is now. Multiple times a day you like to remind us that you love us:
“Hey Dad, Guess What? I love you! ….Hey Dad, Guess What? I love you!……..Hey Dad, Guess What? I love you!”
“Um Mom, you know, I kinda really super love you.”
Tonight at bedtime you asked? “Will you miss me when I’m three” You know, Gabe I “kinda really super” will. But at the same time, I’m excited to see what 4 is like.
