Coming soon :: Larger blog images!

If you check back from time to time, I have been s-l-o-w-l-y making some changes to the blog here and hope to complete the new look sometime early in the new year. One of the things I am excited to do is feature the images BIGGER...and of course I should share an example... I wanted to post this favorite image back in October, but I had to wait until it went out on their family Christmas cards so not to ruin the surprise ;-)

2009~ Looking forward to a great year!

I know that sounds a little overly-optimistic considering the state of the economy, and yet I can't help but be excited for all that a new year promises to hold. It may be a time to reconsider the 'essentials' in material things we wish for...and still not miss capturing those moments of growth and change within our own lives and families. I plan to keep my pricing affordable so you can treasure those moments that seem to pass so quickly. There are several aspects of my business on which I plan to expand in 2009...to include senior sessions, special baby/child pricing, a special program for adoptive families, mini-session days next fall, and a few more ideas up my sleeve which I can't wait to reveal!  I hope that you have a wonderful Christmas season and that you may be richly blessed with the love of friends, family and the One you cares about you more than any person in the world. 

Blessings,

~marci

Christmas surprise

This morning my good friends Jen & Stacey, along with Stacey's brother Shawn and sister Diana, braved the cold for a fun little photo session in Marietta. The idea is for the portraits to be gifts for their parents for Christmas...I can't resist posting a few, so hopefully they won't somehow find this site and ruin the surprise! Needless to say we were all thankful for a hot cup of coffee afterward, but I think the pics were worth it!

The Many Expressions of Baby O.

Today I was blessed to spend some time with my dear friend, Joy, and her son, now three months old. It was amazing to see how he has grown. (See Tiny Blessing in an earlier post.) This little guy just melts my heart and I wish I could capture all of his great expressions~ he has so many! I did have have to put the one of him and the Santa hat in the post, a gift from Grandpa, which did not go over so well~ it's like he's saying, "Mommy, pleaaaseee..." 

As I look at his tiny face and hands I wonder what Mary thought two thousand+ years ago as she held her little boy, kissed his face and gazed into the eyes of God. What a miracle. May you experience the wonder and amazement of His gift this holiday season.