Newell family (part 2)

The second part of the Newell family session was so stinkin sweet!  Check out my favorites.

Newell family (part 1)

My third session on Saturday was with the Newell family.  This session had two phases and therefore will be split into two posts.  I used a new location for this session and I have to say I'm in love with the location and the pictures :)

Thank you to the Newell family for letting me spend the afternoon with you!
Amber

100 blog posts!

I almost missed it but Foxtree has passed the mark of 100 blog posts.  For someone who isn't the blogging type I'd say I'm making good progress.  Thank you for each and every one of you that faithfully check in for the latest in Foxtree news.  Thank you for those who have made Foxtree what it is.  Much love!

Amber

Welter family

My third session while in Missouri was with my bestie and her family.  Love this family!  Below are a few of my favorites.

She can so pull of that serious look :)

baby feet :)









Thank you so much Welter family.  It's always a pleasure :)

J (3yo)

My next session while in Missouri was with little Joshua.  What a handsome little guy!  Below are a few of my favorites.

Fishing with the fishing rod Daddy made him.

Thank you to Joshua's Mommy and Daddy.  You have a very special little boy!

Mullins family

My first session during my Missouri photography weekend extravaganza was with the Mullins family.  I've had the pleasure of photographing their children before but this was a first for the whole family.  I worked with Dalena before moving to Indiana so it's always nice to see her and catch up.  Onto my favorites!

Dad is a Patriot Rider.  They give motorcycle escort to returning soldiers alive and fallen.  I had the opportunity to witness the Patriot Riders in action some years ago.  There was talk of a boycott for the fallen soldier.  The town rallied and so did these wonderful Patriot Riders.  Tears streamed down my face as I saw the hearse flanked by these motorcyclist giving respect and honor to the fallen soldier.  True Americans that take pride in showing honor and respect whether they support a war(s) or not is what makes this country great!  If only everyone cared so much about our fellow man.

On a less serious note thank you to the Mullins family for giving me the opportunity to capture your whole family.  It was great seeing you again.

Amber

1940's

I spent the last Thursday through Sunday in Southeast Missouri for a photography extravaganza weekend.  I'm knee deep, no make that neck deep in digital images so I'm not able to make any lengthy posts about my sessions.  I never do blog posts out of the order they were shot but I can't help it with this session.  I'm a 1940's lover.  If I could pick any time period to live in I would pick the 40's.  The times were tragic and difficult as the country drug itself out of the depths of depression.  The war was one like we had never seen.  This generation was so tough and amazing!  That's the part I admire the most.  Their fashion comes next :)  This session will be a future propology post so I won't go into great depth of props now.  Without further ado here is a small sneak peek for you non facebookers :)  Check back in.  There will be a mini explosion of posts when the dust cloud settles.

A big thank you to my Mom for being such a trooper and make this upcycle dress with little direction.  This little lady also had a great family that chipped in with a few props.  It turned out exactly how I had hoped.