I did it! Got a picture with my three kids that I just love! And to be honest, this is the first time I tried. I knew it was going to be too hard to orchestrate two (clumsy) little girls, a newborn and my camera, so I waited until today (Kingston’s 8 weeks old today!) to even try a shot with the three of them. I’m glad I did- although Kingston is still a tad scrunchy, haha, I still looooove this image and it’s going big on my walls 
Love my babies!
On the holiday Monday, I had the great privilege of getting together with a number of other women from the Clickin Moms forum. I absolutely LOVE being a part of this forum! It is full of knowledge, advice, and technical support and I know that my photography and this photography business have both grown because I have been blessed by these wonderful women who are willing to share their knowledge with me
It was so nice to meet up with everyone who was able to make it out this particular day, thanks so much to Mel for organizing it all!
We had a number of different models meet us and we shot at the University of Toronto and in the Distillery District as well.
Here’s a few from the day:
Unfortunately we had only one model show up at the Distillery District (I guess the gorgeous weather was just TOO tempting!). So I ended up being a maternity model, and I am so excited to see all the images!! I am only 24 weeks, but I did my best to stick out that baby belly as much as possible and I am just happy to have some images from this pregnancy as I have been absolutely awful at having pics taken of myself.
It was a really fun day, thanks to all who made it possible!
We had such a great time photographing this family in Stoney Creek’s own Battlefield Park. It was unusually cold, (typical for Canada to change up the weather in a moment’s notice!) but we stuck it out and I think we got some great images!! There was just so much love in this family, it was beautiful to see. Enjoy your sneak peek!
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