Inspired Multiplied

Let me begin with "GOD is SO GOOD!!" Since my post for the Inspired Child sessions 13 days ago, I've received a pat on the back from other photographers via email, share, or simply their resolve to do something like this for clients next year. I've also had mothers and parents tell me how priceless the photos will be to their family. A mother this morning said, "(it) caused me to want to pray for a scripture/promise for my children." I and God couldn't be happier!

I shared that from the very beginning of my business, placing scriptures ultimately on the walls of the homes of my clients was my very-best-kept-secret goal. I gave scriptured prints away for free for 6 years-11x14 mounted prints-ready to frame. I plan on continuing this plan. Now that I've shared my heart, people love the idea. I couldn't imagine why not!! Dear Lord, You and Your holy WORD inspires people!! He asks us to do it in Deuteronomy 6:4-9. He actually handed down the laws to the Israelites and told them: "Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. Tie them as symbols on your hands and bind them on your foreheads. Write them on the doorframes of your houses and on your gates." Do you think God thought there was a benefit to having scripture written on your home and impressing them on your children? Not just the Ten Commandments, but the very words of Christ, the psalms-anything, everything. We take so many scriptures literally, why not this one? Of course this one!

I want to assure you that God is a God of multiplication. There are countless photographers who have seen this and thought to duplicate this plan or sessions but somehow feel that its wrong and they're "copying an idea". I'm a photographer. I know how you feel and I know where it comes from. I've been copied before and I know how it feels on that side too. I'm not here to get into all the intricacies of individualistic art. This is different. Please hear me: please do this!!! This is the Word of God-which is in all, through all, and for all. My God is a God of multiplication. Instead of one photographer-just imagine-thousands of photographers giving away scriptured prints. Placing them on the walls of homes everywhere.

There literally are thousands upon thousands of photographers that personally bear the name of Christ. Many have a company name inspired by God as I do, some of them simply are Christians. They blog about their pictures and have been inspired by them. They find their work not only as a joy but as their ministry to families. I am one of you. I know what it's like to look through the lens or put an image in Photoshop and see God. If you are a Christian and a photographer and are not seeing this and somehow the enemy has separated what you do in camera and office with what you feel personally, please seek me out, email me, message me through my website or call me and let me give you the confidence to know that what you do can be inspired by that Spirit within you. You can have the absolute best life as a photographer by giving into that compelling Spirit-don't quench it (I Thessalonians 5:19)! If you're not quenching the Spirit, then putting a scipture on that image should feel completely natural! I want you to feel free to do it. I also want you to see more about my heart as a photographer in doing this. You are free to do as you want, but please hear the roots of God's movement and know it's no accident.

I have prayed from the beginning of my business. I looked for a flagship scripture to what I do. What is my reason for this business? I knew I wanted to find a scripture to show what was in my heart-I really wanted to share with the world what God has created. So I named my business Capturing Creations. Then I searched the Psalms for something close. I found Psalms 9:1-"I will praise you, Lord, with all my heart; I will tell of all your wonders," and it was perfect.

My first paid session was of sweet Addison. The photo inspired the passage. It seemed to me like it was beckoning for it. So I put it on there and gave it to her mom.

I'm not a perfect person and I get a lot of things wrong. I have allowed myself to be pulled away from God by people and circumstances. So I feel like each of these images brings me back to a safe and holy place-a place many of you might understand, but them some may not. This is a holy place. Treat it as so. Don't charge more for scripture if someone wants you to add it. Try giving it away for free to clients-even the ones that don't treat you the nicest. You'll be surprised how challenging, humbling, and transforming this practice can be. It's certainly not easy!! If you feel you need to have a different price for these, then make it a discount. The way I see it, it is a sacrifice of time and money, but it goes straight to God and the clients get the benefit. I'm ok with all of this because it's in my heart. If you advertise this as a mini-session, don't charge for your time when you do these and make them available at any point of the year. For me, it started as a sacrifice and will stay that way. My time will always be a donation. If I get so many that I can't handle, then I'll designate a day of the week, try to schedule them on the same day, or ask people to wait so I can donate the time.

Pray for your clients before your session. Pray before that wedding and that session, sometime that day that God be glorified in your work.

Read your bible. Scripture comes easier when you have read them and know them well. I cannot describe how rewarding it is when I pull in a photo on the computer and it screams a scripture at me. Sometimes its so overwhelming and the tears flow. They're not even my family! But what I've captured is Love-which is God. I wouldn't have that feeling if I didn't know the scriptures! I have learned more scripture through the years in study and each new image that speaks gives me more to pull from. It's amazing! But who am I kidding-we should know that already. God IS amazing and He is the ultimate inspirerer and creator! How could this ministry ever be anything short of abundant reward? He. Is. God.

If you plan on doing a free scripture print per family or feel the tug to be part of this movement in some way to place scriptures on walls, then do a scripture. I know there are countless poems, quotes, and songs about God, but nothing is as inspiring as the very Word of God and His promises. He inspired those songs, poems and quotes! Resist the urge to put something else-stick to the very root of it all.

Don't stop being inspired by the Word. Take that inspiration from your work in photography to what you do at home. It can be used in how you make your child's lunch, how you serve your husband, friends, and neighbors. Like I've said before-I'm not perfect. I'm also talking to myself here. We are all on the same journey going for the same goal, aren't we? Putting a smile on God's face? Yes, that's my goal. No matter what I do.

Krszjzaniek {Family}

"Ok, this feels real now. I can't believe I'm actually doing this." Nicole's famous words as we were booking her family for a portrait session. I knew what she meant. She's thinking about the past or worried about her boys' behavior during the shoot. If it's been hard to get family pictures in the past, then it will be hard in the future, and that includes now. So, the sensible thing to do is avoid it as long as possible. Well, Nicole had avoided it long enough and she knew she needed to move on it. She trusted me, we spent some time planning her clothing, and I found a sweet spot off the side of a road somewhere the day before our shoot (I got inspired and although there were a lot of easier alternatives, I took the risk to use it). I was so proud of her because she kept her cool all day, didn't stress about the kids, the crazy weird location, or their outfits, so the vibe the kids got from her and dad was very laid back when we got there. That is SO hard to do-I know it is-so kudos to Supermom Nicole.

We did the session and she wasn't really thinking beyond "let's just get the pictures done". In the beginning, it's all about hoping it goes well and you'll get a few good images. I am willing to bet there are a lot of moms out there just like her and have been in her shoes. I feel like my family is the hardest to capture for absolutely anyone and I pity the photographer that tries. I've heard that same statement from moms hundreds of times! Everyone thinks their family is the hardest, believe me. Do you know what else I've heard hundreds of times? "I'm shocked at how many good ones there are. How on earth am I going to choose? Thank you SO much!" and it makes my heart happy. Nicole's story is like so many others and yes-it ends the same. Absolute fascination of a job well beyond done- with so much heart and customization. It's my story-it's how it always goes-and I'm thankful for it. I love being in the room to watch them see their images for the first time. I'm not the cyber ghost photographer that shows up for pictures one day having never met you, snaps, and then sends your images on CD and never sees you again-no, not me. I'll sit with you, watch you get teary-eyed, and help you make decisions. Then you get these amazing photos with true professional color, beautiful framed pieces or canvases for your wall and many times I return for a delivery, another planning session, or a get-together and I see them in their display. It is the ultimate reward! Nicole couldn't believe how well the session turned out and now she's excited about her displays! Here are a few from her bigger-than-normal gallery. The boys are absolutely awesome. Each with their own personality-sweet as can be. I loved getting to know them through this shoot!

The location was literally on the side of the road and I couldn't have asked for a better family or day. They were so cool and collected, and the weather was gorgeous. The location will probably never be the same after the yellow wildflowers fade away, but at least we captured what it looked like at one instance in time. Phenomenal is the least I can say about this shoot! Thank you, Nicole, for trusting me with such an important job as this!

Let Go and Let God {Chan Family}

Tomorrow is Palm Sunday. It is the great and humble entrance of the Lord Jesus into Jerusalem. It was a magnificent day where the people supported our Lord for who He is-the son of God. That day the people knew. They knew He was the One. They supported and accepted that fact and because they knew He was the Son of God by the miracles He performed and by the way He loved, many of them couldn't honor Him enough. They didn't know what to do when they saw Him coming. Shouldn't there be some sort of honor for the Son of God? What can we do? We line the street, we give praise to the Father for sending us Jesus! Right there they had conversions. On this day, people asked questions. On this day when people asked, "Who is this Jesus?", they were told, "This is the One! The Messiah! The King! He's come to Jerusalem to take his place on the throne and save us!! The one we've been waiting for! Truly he was sent by God!" Many of them grabbed palm branches off the trees to lay down as a carpet for Him. Who was the first person to do it? Does he or she know what they began? Did he or she know we would be remembering this for eternity? I'm sure they didn't. But they knew they had to do something for Jesus; something worthy of the Lamb of God who has come to take His place on the throne. It would be the last time they would support Him while he walked this earth...

I can't imagine a better way to usher in Jesus this Palm Sunday other than with a gift of praise. This is a wondrous hallelujah story from my friend become client, Mandy Chan. Mandy and I attend church together and her story at our Women's Ministry Kickoff Dinner had tears rolling down my cheeks in a steady stream. I don't think there was a dry eye during most of her talk. She is an example of faith to me and she's risen with God's help to conquer unspeakable odds. Although her life still isn't easy, she has her Lord to thank for her wonderful son Cameron's life. Enjoy this amazing story and all glory to the Comforter.

Mandy Chan: "Let Go and Let God"

I have struggled with this concept all of my life and sometimes I still do. When I had Cameron from the very beginning God was teaching me to let go.

Cameron was born at The Woodlands Hermann Memorial hospital on June 16, 2009 at 24 weeks gestation and weighing 2 pounds. Cameron was the youngest baby born to date at The Woodlands Hermann. The Doctor called my Mom and Doug out into the hall and told Doug all the complications and Cameron’s survival rate. The Doctor told Doug to make a choice on whether they should even try to resuscitate him. Hermann flew in a team of Doctors to help him through his first few hours of life. That was the first time Doug and I had to “let go and let God”. The Doctors worked for 20 minutes resuscitating him and since that moment Cameron has fought for his life with a passion.


I remember lying in bed worrying about his eyes opening because Cameron’s eyes were still fused shut. I would cry and pray for his eyes to open. Cameron opened his beautiful eyes on July 4th 2009. Doug and I joked that Cameron wanted to see the fireworks. I remember the first time I held Cameron, it was skin to skin and the nurses called this Kangaroo time. Kangaroo time would help him feel and smell me since he was not in the womb. I would also bring a doll home and sleep with it and then bring it back to Cameron so he could have the smell of his mother in his incubator. Cameron had a lot of struggles, but we made it through every one together as a family. Doug and I described it as a rollercoaster we didn’t know if we would ever get off and be a normal family.

A month into Cameron’s life I was told that he had 24 hours to live and that I should come to the hospital. I was with my grandmother and I got down on my knees and cried and begged God not to take Cameron home. I got to the hospital and prayed with Gail Matthews and my husband Doug Chan and we prayed over Cameron. I will never forget that day because we let go and let God. All of my life I have tried to control what I could because I was scared. But I couldn’t control what was going on. I was in a state of confusion most of the time.

When Cameron was life flighted downtown to Hermann Medical Center because he was not thriving and needed more advanced care. Once again this decision saved Cameron’s life and I feel God’s hand was involved. Doug and I worried about how we would be able to stay with Cameron and where we would stay downtown. We lived an hour one way. But then God came through again using our Bammel church family. I have never experienced such love from a church. Our Bammel church family was so gracious with their love donations. They found us an apartment and paid for one of month of groceries and parking passes. It would not have been possible for us to stay with Cameron if it were not for our Bammel church family.

After Cameron was life flighted we found out that everyone is born with a hole in their heart and it fuses shut by itself. Cameron’s hole in his heart was 4 times larger than the Aorta. The doctors informed us that Cameron would have to have an emergency surgery that would be 5 hours long. This surgery required a pda ligation this is where the doctors would clamp the hole together. We were very scared and worried about this surgery but yet again God and Cameron taught me a valuable lesson. Let go and Let God.

With all the surgeries Cameron has been through I have learned to let go on every one and God always was faithful and seemed to pull Cameron through the worst. Recently Cameron had a surgery to remove his trach. I worried for months about his vocal cord being damaged through the process of the surgery. The surgery turned out better then I could have ever imagined it to be. The doctor came to Doug and me and said there was a new procedure that he wanted to try on Cameron. This new procedure would not require the rib reconstruction. This surgery had only been done 9 other times in the USA. We agreed and when everything was all done Cameron was extubated and he cried for his music box and I cried with him I knew he was okay.



Cameron is an amazing little boy when I first brought Cameron home I told myself that I would not treat him as if he had a disability. When we were trying to get him to sit up I remember working hard to try to leave him in the high chair most of the day so he could learn to sit up. We would play and interact with him. It was also the same with crawling, because it was a struggle to get him to crawl. We worked together as a team and I remember crying and getting frustrated but the day he started crawling was quite a wonderful day. I am reminded of the time the doctors came to us and said that Cameron would be a vegetable and that he would never sit up, crawl or walk and asked us to turn off the machines because he was worried about the quality of Cameron’s life. I said no and I told them that if God wanted to take Cameron home that he would have already and that it was not my place to decide. I am glad that we decided against the Doctor and I wish that same Doctor could see that he was wrong.



When you go through struggles and you look around and you can’t see God your mind naturally goes in a state of panic. When I was downtown I remember looking up into the night sky and I had just had a not so great day. I had tears streaming down my face and I looked up and I questioned God do you still love me? God is always faithful and loving and kind. God has many mysterious ways of letting his children know that he loves them. 3 days later I received a letter in the mail from someone that I didn’t know at the time. We eventually became friends. This letter stated that God does still loves me! Every time I think about that letter I get a warm feeling in my heart because now I know.

There are so many things about Cameron that I could worry about. But God and Cameron working as a team constantly reassures me that everything will be okay. My child has such a passion to live and works hard on things that many people would take for granted. I am constantly reminded every time I see my child walk of how great our God is. My family and friends lives have been changed by the miracle of Cameron. That is why for the rest of my life my son will be a living testimony to this world of God’s great and beautiful miracles. I have learned through all of the struggles we went through that when you call God, God will come and he will take over and walk you through. All you have to do is say God I need you and God will come running. God loves you and I hope God speaks to your heart just as he has to mine.





Mandra Chan

Inspired Child Sessions

I shared this photo on my facebook page and some people commented that they are interested in having a session like this for their own children.



It has been my inspiration from God that makes me feel the need to place scripture on images and ultimately in homes. I've given these images to clients for free when they book me since the beginning of this business and it's kind of been kept a secret. It's always a gift and sometimes I'll get a call or email that says "I got this extra picture with a scripture on it-was it a mistake?" My upbringing has taught me not to talk about such wonderful things or my blessing gets taken away. Hmm. Anyway, Philippians 4:8 says to think of these praiseworthy things. How can you think on them when no one can share them? Lately I've wondered if I should stop keeping secrets. So I'm ready to share my heart for God and I'm eagerly wanting my work to speak volumes. I am SOOOO in love with Jesus. So, so, so in love with my Savior. Everything I do is because I want to put a smile on His face (although I am far from perfect!). I realize some of you aren't shocked-I've sprinkled my love for Christ all over my website and my facebook page. Keeping with my promise to give God the glory for my talent, I've always remembered it is HIS creation that I'm capturing, I've tried to make this business about what I'm about-Jesus. But, in all honesty, it's only the tip of the iceberg. It's so much bigger than that. God is so much bigger than that. I'm a person with struggles, trials, and tenacity for this Christian life-it is a daily, purposeful journey and it's so rewarding. Believe it or not, my business postings are actually "toned down" from what I really feel in my heart for Jesus. Yes, even still. I remember when I first started out there were a few seasoned photographers that told me I need to stop putting all the "God stuff" on my website-that it will drive clients away and I'll make less money. After all, this is a business (in other words, God doesn't belong in photography businesses). I never actually listened to them. I figured if God gave me this talent, then He should be given credit. I figured that the clients that are driven away weren't meant for me anyway. I reasoned that God would bless me with clients anyway (and HE HAS). But I still know that what God has done through my business hasn't been fully shared. I've been afraid that I can't stand up to what my images do for people or maybe I think too much of them. Perhaps I feel like people will think I think too much of myself or that I think I'm "too good" for them. I'm not sure which fear it is or if it's a combination of it all. The truth is I don't feel like I'm too good at all. I like my talent, but I know I have room to grow. I love my love for God, but I know it is HE that creates it. I feel like I don't deserve these blessings and the truth is, I don't. I also know that my kids don't "deserve" what they receive from me either. But is that really the question? Do I actually think to myself as I pick up a dress for Rio or a toy for Lathan, "Does he/she deserve this?". No, of course not! That's never the question. I'm too excited to give the gift! I imagine that's what God is like for me. So then, I've taken His blessings and turned them into blessing others.

My post from Facebook read:
Easter is coming and with it comes a flood of emotions for me. I start off pretty sad and stricken. Emotions from past events in my own life plague me and as I contemplate the events leading up to Christ's crucifixion, the feeling of sadness is sometimes overwhelming. Then that Sunday, the sadness turns to joy. I look forward to the feeling every year and in preparation, I love looking for ways to communicate what I feel through my art. I have begun thinking of it as their life story. I have always enjoyed painting these prophecies of belief for my kids-its part of how I pass on the legacy of faith that comes before them. I want them to be equipped and framed by these scripture images in the future. I want them to see scripture in their home, their rooms, next to their faces. Part of all of this is wanting more and more to do that for my friends-my clients. A vision I use often in my business is to offer to my clients what I would want for my own children. I don't want to simply "snap pictures for people". I want to write a story. I crave to speak into existence a framing for their very future-for all the children and families I meet. Soon after I took this picture of Lathan, my mom sent me posters of the fruits of the Spirit as a gift to hang in my room. She didn't know I had been reflecting on the very same subject. Her gift was because she wishes these gifts on me. She read in the book, "The Circle Maker" by Mark Batterson about a young girl whose parents framed and hung prophetic words in her room. When the girl grew up and left the house, she told her parents that on some nights when she couldn't fall asleep, she would look at the those words on the wall, and they would speak to her. Those framed words started to frame her. What a gift!! I want the same for my kids and the kids I meet. This image was taken in Spring and I am willing to go out there again if some of you are willing to create prophetic art of your kids in front of this cross. If many of you are interested, please comment below and I'll arrange a date with more details. Happy Easter!! :)

So people responded and really as soon as I hear one response, how could I decide not to? Truthfully, I've struggled with offering mini sessions anymore because my life is expensive. They are dreadfully underpriced because I can't bring myself to charge what my time is worth. From the outside it looks like its all profit and it's far from it. My children miss me and I miss them and whether its working in my room or off shooting, I'm not there. My kids and my bills are expensive. I feel bad even charging for such a wonderful event like Easter images. But I have to. It's more about the opportunity to do for someone else as I have done for myself. I have pictures of my kids with scripture next to them, or of them reading the bible, or an image with just a prophetic word to frame their personality. For this session, I actually don't even care if it's just one person. So I'm thinking about the true goal-a scripture image on the wall and for a child to see him/herself next to God's words. He/she will remember that picture when he/she grows up. A mounted 11x14 will do the job. It's the gift I've given to families since the beginning. It costs $110. So I've taken off $20 and am donating it along with my time to take the pictures, bring out props, edit them, upload and host them, and process the orders. It's a celebration of Christ and it's my sacrifice, which will be pleasing to Him. I don't usually work on Sundays, but I see this as a part of worship. These sessions will be available this next weekend and beyond. Perhaps you don't want a full session, you just want to frame your kids with scripture. These can always be booked. They will be at a discount for Easter, but "regularly priced" (time still donated) at $110 throughout the year. Just ask for an Inspired Child Session. I don't share all of these details so people feel like they're getting a deal or to give anyone permission to judge my worship or work habits; I share them because I am sharing my true heart. I am proud that I donate time, that I work hard for God, and that I consider my work as my ministry. I pray you'll be blessed and not-so-secretly, I know you and your family will!
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Easter Session $90.00 USD Easter Session with Digitals $120.00 USD Anytime Session $110.00 USD Anytime Session with Digitals $140.00 USD

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Belcher {Family} Beach Session

I have these great friends who come over almost every other Sunday evening, share a meal, and dive into the bible study. Our group has been fun and such a blessing to our family. We get to know people we otherwise would not know, we actually feel safe and secure in who we are with them, and we find that these are amazing people! The Belcher's are one of those families and Erin loved my photography so much that she picked up one of the specials I had going on during the Christmas season to get a family session as part of her Christmas gift. When we met, we had two ideas: beach or field. I kept going back and forth with them and each time I thought I found a field location, I just kept feeling unsettled about it. Usually, I feel really good about location choices but I guess it just didn't seem to fit her personality. So I timidly asked for them to make a 1 and a half hour trip to the beach. They pleasantly agreed and Erin was off to find the perfect clothing. I was overjoyed becuase I love the beach and I would be able to spend some time with them in the car-great conversation time. We arrived and the sand was wet. Galveston isn't really a white sandy beach like in other places, but that suited Evan just fine since he doesn't particularly like flying sand...haha! My camera was happy too! We got some posed and not-so-posed shots-I love them all!



Together, the kids were an absolute joy! They feed off each other so much and their relationship showed through the images. They loved being out there and even though our boy had to be redirected, every time the camera was up and I asked for attention, he was there. I loved shooting these two precious kids so much!! I totally love them and their smiles are contagious!



Well, you can't have a little girl on a beach without some vintage-inspired shots. So let me tell you about this vision. The morning of our shoot, I was looking for inspiration online and I read a photographer somewhere say, "So I built a tent and took her to the beach." She had some great images of a girl in front of a tent at the beach. Wait, WHAT?? You did what? You built a tent? Like how? Materials? What?? So I took it apart logically, because I'm a dreamer-logical-type. Yes, that comes in handy. I truly am the type of person that is constantly saying to myself, "so why can't I?", which really helps in this life...so I did. I took off to Lowe's and grab some posts, cut them on my miter saw (insert Tim-the-Toolman grunt here), grabbed a white sheet from the bathroom, some twine, scissors, and a staple gun. Then I just kind of pieced it together in my front yard to see about measurements and the Belcher's drove up. I threw it in the back of their car thinking, "They will think I'm crazy," but tried not to think about it! When we got to the beach, we took most of the family pictures first and then Evan helped me tie this thing together so everyone had a picture break, which was great. We all LOVED the way they came out. It took me getting out of my comfort zone a little, but it was well worth it!



The Belchers were awesome hosts and took me to dinner afterward, where we watched the Carnival Triumph leave the Galveston dock with happy faces aboard and waving. Crazy, huh? Thank you, Belcher family, for a wonderful day and time together!! These pictures aren't just memories for you, but for me too!!

Kim & Frank {Married}

I had a fantastic time at a beautiful wedding I got to shoot this past December! It was a glorious day and what made it that way was the people. It's such a beautiful thing to witness so much pure joy for two people. Love was in the air, all around, and boy did it show!

Love showed on the face of the bride. In her moves, in her countenance. She was a magical beauty and was so excited about her day. Here are some images of this extraordinary bride, Kim. She first arrived to the church still wearing her traditional Vietnamese gown from her tea party in the morning. I got a few images of her and then she changed into her bridal gown for the church ceremony.




The ceremony was fantastic. Beautiful hues of purple decorated the church. The ring bearer gives a confident stride, the flower girl, a little hesitant. But then Kim enters. And Frank doesn't know what to do. Trying to ignore the slight taunting from his groomsmen, he can't contain himself. He cries. He is so absolutely in love with her. His best man takes the handkerchief out of his suit jacket and steps over to wipes his tears, bringing a small rumble of laughter through the room, but not before he sparks Kim on her own crying mini-spell. They are soo excited to finally be doing this!



After the ceremony, we get some time with the bride and groom, the family, and the bridal party. They are such a fun bunch of people!! Excited for Kim and Frank, they put their best faces, feet, legs, and jumps forward. Congratulations, you guys!

Vintage Valentine Mini Session: Feb 8 & 9

I'm soooo excited about my Vintage Valentine sessions coming up this Friday and Saturday! I've worked hard on this set-painting, creating, shopping: it's been great fun! It's all ready to go-waiting for your sweet ones to grace it & be captured.

I want these photos (and all others, really...) to be FABulous so I want to make sure clients know I will be offering up my children's boutique closet for your use. I have a ton of girl's sizes 18 months - 5T dresses and outfits and some 2T & 3T boy's vests, jackets, and hats. Here is little Maverick modeling some boys attire: shirt, jacket, tie, and vest.

 

I can't wait to see all the wonderful children grace my little studio set for one of my absolute favorite holiday theme!! 

Love, jules

Book your session by 10pm today (Wednesday, February 6th) for a chance to win a FREE 8X10!!