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J & C

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I feel like the majority of my sessions lately have been little kids. Of course I love children, and have a passion for photographing their budding personalities...but some days its nice to have a couple that will simply follow a few directions. This was not that couple :) Just kidding. J & C were so much fun to photograph. I've grown up with this young lady for about as long as I can remember, and I've enjoyed catching up with her and see how much she loves life! These two have been married 6 years, and still act more in love than some of the engaged couples I have to pleasure of photographing! They were amazing, such a delight and the camera loved them too! 









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