Teeny. Tiny. Twinsies.

Almost a month ago I had the opportunity to photograph TWINSIES.

Sarah & Henry.

Newborn photography is a challenge.  I can't lie.

And twins bring it up at least a notch or two.

It's tough!

I am so grateful to have met this family.

Alyson delivered these itty bitty babies at 33 weeks!  6 weeks later I met them at 5 lbs each.  It was surreal. TINY doesn't quite give you a clear visual.

If you have small children you are well aware of the chaos, blessed chaos of course, that comes with them.

This family is organized, calm, and has it together!  Wow, I was so impressed.

I give so much credit to the families with twins.  It is another dimension.

I look forward to the chance to document these littles down the road...

Still so much to learn about documenting special littles and families.

Photography school starts again tomorrow.  EEK!

SARAH

HENRY

Aren't they dreamy.

This furry fella seems very calm and cool with the new kids in town!

Such a beautiful dog.

I have taken so many lessons away from these sessions I've been blessed with.

Thank you so much for helping my learning journey.  

I am truly grateful.  The more I learn, the more I want to learn.

ShutterBEAN Photography!

MR WONDERFUL made these for me.
I'm excited to put them to use!
Happy Weekend everyone.
PEACE!

Wednesday = Friday

My new downtown 'work' schedule makes my Wednesday = Friday, which means Thursday is the WEEKEND BABY!!
We are out at the farm and I'm fighting with my laptop trying to finish up a very special photo session with two teeny tiny twins.  So instead of showing you beautiful baby photos, I'm passing along some of my most favourite family while we were away last few weeks.... speaking of beautiful!

HERE'S TO THE WEEKEND!

Tomorrow...

He is the biggest part of my world.
I've spent only one night away from him in 2 years and it was so hard.
He is my blood, my heart, my love, and my greatest accomplishment.
Pretty much my everything.
Bean.
Tomorrow I'll set off to go back to "work" in the downtown office that I left gratefully on Sept 16, 2010.
Almost two years ago to the day.
I can't believe how lucky I have been to have had so much time at home with my wee man.

I'm completely overwhelmed with emotions.
And have been for some time.
GUILT.
Confusion.
Nerves.
Passion.
Worry.
Fear.
and full on SAD.

I know it will work out as it should.
I know it is part of the growth and learning us parents need to journey through.
I know we will all be fine at the end of the day.

I've just loved being home with my son.  End of story.

Tomorrow will come and go.

That is a guarantee.

And yes thousands of parents do this each day. Leave babies at home or in another person's care, but they are not me. 

They are not me and no matter what others say (and I'm so thankful for friends and family who encourage) I can't help but think I'm best at home.

I'll know by noon tomorrow what my outlook is.

I'm funny like that.  

I just know.