It’s a miracle that so much pain and suffering can bring something so wonderful into the world.
This tiny newborn was about 5 lbs and two weeks old when I came to photograph. A baby is a newborn for such a short time. After the first couple of weeks they start packin’ it on and no longer have that newborn, wrinkly old man look. I love when I can catch them while they are still small.
This little, tiny baby is so precious. He came and through many miracles is safe and sound. More to come of him. Just couldn’t pass up the red, white and blue.
First, the twins. Super cute and very different from each other. One like mom, one like dad. The most bizarre thing was, they live across the street from some friends who had just moved back to JP about a year ago. We were at their house for dinner the night before and back the next day only across the street. The kids wanted to go back and play with the bigger kids after our visit with the babies. Too bad school was still in session.
Then we headed to Brookline to visit our other neighbor. She got married and had a baby since we had seen her last. She used to spoil India with all sorts of candy that our picky little one sometimes ate. Thankfully India remembered her old pal and the kids had fun playing with baby B and his toys.
I can’t wait to photograph this little guy again. I guess once we make it back to Boston, he’ll be a bit older. Maybe he’ll even have a sibling??
This guys favorite things. He was happiest walking around on his own. Especially happy when he got to pet a dog. And just about everything we had him lean against, sit on, or stand near had to be hit several times.
When I saw these guys from across the Public Garden, I knew it was Em and Tim. Pink, that is their hallmark color. Emily had chosen pink for her wedding and I just love the images that came from that. Check out their album here.
How could I ever imagine any other color for their precious little girl? We headed straight for the angel to photograph this little angel.