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Baby L: One Year

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I had to show of this little one year old's photo session that I had yesterday



I loved this kid's shirt. Funny right?! 


He was tons of fun, even if he looked at me a lot like "Who are you, and what are you doing in my home"


I don't think photography is something I'll ever give up. I love doing it, and I've started coming into a few conflicts with trying to schedule sessions around Bar review, or finals, and I've wondered if  I could handle it all. I've decided there is no way I could stop doing this. Its so much fun, and something I will always want to keep doing!



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