The W Family {Farmington, Utah Photographer}

I don't always do B&W, but our location had so much texture and contrast, just look at these - 


As we were packing up and the sun was setting, this cute family asked if I would mind doing a few candid shots.  I'm so glad we did!

Baby B {Layton, Utah Photographer}

Love!

What is he thinking about, I wonder?

The H Family {Layton, Utah Photographer}

For a moment, this family has everyone home.  Greg is fresh off his mission and Lexi is thinking about going, so we hurried to my favorite spot and had a beautiful photoshoot of them all together.

The H Family {Layton, Utah Photographer}

I love this Grandparent/Grandchildren photo.  It's so real!  Look at all the different expressions on their little faces (and you should have seem all the parents behind me dancing and acting silly - heehee).

Baby L {Layton, Utah Photographer}

The expression on her face says what I can't find words to say.

What a sweet, perfect little baby!

Baby J {Layton, Utah Photographer}

I had the privilege of photographing this little guy on his due date.  He was born several weeks early and on this day, he weighed in at 5 absolutely precious tiny pounds of pure sweetness.

Perfection.

The J&T Family {Northern Utah Photographer in Arizona}

This is Jennie.  She is an Accreta Survivor which means she almost died in childbirth and it also means this little guy is her miracle baby. 

Thankfully, Heavenly Father still has plans for these two on earth.  And those plans start with being a wife and a mother, a son and a brother to the rest of this darling family.

The P Family {Northern Utah Photographer in Arizona}

See this family?

It all started with these two.

Then they had a son that grew into this family.

Then another son.

And another son.

Then came a daughter.  Followed by a son who is smiling down from Heaven.

These children blessed their parents with a plethora of grandchildren who love their grandparents dearly, but have various reactions to being posed for a photoshoot - resulting in quite the humorous memory. :-)  

And now the legacy continues.