What troopers these two are! We watched the crazy weather all day long and the rain finally took a break just before our session. It was still dark and dreary, but these guys drove from quite a distance and we made the best of it! Who needs sunshine when you have a beautiful, glowing mama to be radiating the way she does anyway!?
See what I mean? Gorgeous!
The number 15 is a special number for this couple so when mom found these shirts she scooped up two of them for her little guy.
I had the wonderful opportunity to photograph these little ladies when they were just a few days old. You can see that session here. During their newborn session one baby was clearly bigger than the other and I could tell them apart. This session was a totally different story. I can’t tell them apart at all anymore! At one point during the session when they were wearing hats, even their mama had them mixed up! What I do know is that they are both gorgeous babies! I can’t wait to see them for their next milestone session.
I have been photographing this little man since he was less than a week old! I can’t believe he’s already celebrating his second birthday. I love watching my little clients grow up 
This was a two part session. Due to some crazy March weather we did part of the session indoors and then the rest of the session outdoors when it finally warmed up! Mr. N totally dug being outdoors much better than being indoors as most 2 year olds do!
Mom brought along a fabulous little classic car as a prop for him to hold to go along with the car shirt Dad picked out, however little dude was much more interested in this cool ride.
This sweet little guy was a dream to photograph. He was a rock star sleeper for his session. All it took was two minutes of being swaddled and he was out for over two hours! I had so much fun with him!
I love sessions with 6 month olds! They are smiley and sweet and they can’t crawl or run away yet! Baby H was no exception. Loved this little guy!
This little sweetie is from Maryland, but came to see me while visiting family here in Lancaster. I’m so glad she did! She is such a beautiful little girl! She is signed up for our “Watch Me Grow” plan and I am excited to photograph her through the rest of her “babyhood.” Oh how I love watching these little ones grow up! So here she is! Miss A and her sweet mommy and daddy.
I had the honor of photographing this precious little sweetheart when she was 10 days old. Her mom and dad were referred to me by mom’s sister who is also a photographer and they drove for almost an hour and a half to get here, so I felt some extra pressure to do a good job! She was a little angel for her session and I enjoyed every minute of it. Mom & Dad…I hope you love the photos! It was a pleasure meeting you!
This little lady’s gender was a surprise, so when Mom first contacted me she wanted neutral colors to match the Peter Rabbit theme of the nursery.
But it didn’t take long for her to change her mind once she found out she had been blessed with a little girl. Insert some pink…
I’m sure Peter Rabbit has girl friends….
And of course we have to throw in some classic black and whites…
What’s even more fun than a newborn session? A newborn session with TWO babies! Oh how I love twins! And check out their mama. I can’t believe she just gave birth to these two a few weeks ago. Isn’t she beautiful?!
Chalkboard Mini Sessions are here! We don’t normally do child sessions in the studio, however after posting these pictures (of my own kiddos) on my personal Facebook page I got so many inquiries about people wanting to have this done with their children, that I decided to offer one day of mini sessions. Mini sessions will take place on Saturday, November 17th. Appointments will start at 9am and will be in 20 minute increments until 2pm. The cost is $60 ($50 for each additional child) and this will include 3 digital images on a disc (6 images for 2 children, etc.) One of the three images will include a “favorites” list. This mini session is for any child ages 3 months and up. To snag your spot please email me at jeni@flowertreephotography.com.
This week’s Project 52 theme was “work.” So for my submission to the Lancaster County Meet Up Group’s weekly photo pool I chose to take my daughter out and photograph her. Two of my jobs together. Being a mom and a photographer. The “work” part comes in every time I combined these two jobs. My daughter has a horrible case of “Photographer’s Child Syndrome.” Everytime the camera comes out she looks a little something like this…
But then she decided to cooperate for just a few shots. I think she secretly even had a little bit of fun
