With June just a couple days away our household is getting cabin fever.  I think were all really ready for our beach vacation!  I took my daughter out this afternoon to scout a couple locations and when I got back we found two very hyper boys.    They have a plan to bury their Uncle Jason in the sand when we get to the beach….and I think they may succeed.  Oh, and when they do I will have a picture of it! 

Hope your having a great Memorial Day weekend!

James and Faye have been married for 50 years!  How awesome is that?  Photographing large groups doesn’t happen very often for me, but when it does I’m lucky enough to get some fun people.  Thank you Andy for playing the role of assistant at times. 

And check out their good looking grandchildren!

Let me just say that it felt like summer today.  I could have worked in a swimsuit and still left sweating!  It’s been a while since I shot in the high sun, but it was so worth it to play with ‘L’ and her new baby brother.  This was one of those sessions where you could just keep shooting for hours because you’ve got all these ideas….except that it’s now past lunch and everyone is beat red from heat.  Yep, one of those. 

Enjoy this little peek!

Cubby cheeks, dark hair and tiny squeeks.  What could be better?  So many people have been patiently awaiting the arrival of this little guy.  I suggested to Al that they just have a ‘meet-n-greet’ with barbecue so everyone can come see Hutton.    I think I speak for so many people who know and love you when I say how ecstatic we are for you both.  Cindy, your arms are full again.

Introducing Hutton James………

and this one is just for daddy…in case you can’t see it clearly that is a Texas A&M class ring. 

The fact that we didn’t have to reschedule this session due to rain is nothing short of a miracle.  I’m sure I’ve said this before, but I really love my job.  There is just something amazing about being able to see people through the lens and capturing something they don’t always know is there.  Sometimes we are just so busy with our lives we look, but just don’t see.  We get so caught up in what clothes were wearing and how our make-up looks that we miss the real beauty that is always there.  If I never got paid a penny I’d still photograph people everyday of my life.