{Friends:Just for Fun!}

Meet Melissa, Marilee, Simone, and Chandre! They were an absolute blast to hang out with for the afternoon! They were up for anything, and even brought their own ideas (like the spray paint for grafitti!). The fall colors were still kinda there, and the weather was perfect! I loved the fact that they were all dressedup and had cute hair and cute boots :)

Simone and Chandre, I think after going through about {500} pictures, I have it figured out which is which! I'm sorry it took me so long to figure out! Now that I've edited so many pictures of you two, I can see the obvious differences between you two.

Hope you girlies like the pictures :)

Thank goodness for roads that aren't too busy! :)

 

 Friends are God's way of taking care of us!

*Please note that I will be doing a very limited amount of sessions this winter because I have a huge list of my own 'Things to Do' that need to get done :) 

Sneak Peak!

{Daddy's Hands}

P.S. I am highly recommending that everyone see the movie Courageous! It was an amazing movie (on the importance of good fathers!) that had me (and others!) crying and laughing and crying all over again!

{Schoof Family}

Meet the Schoof family!

They braved the cold and wind to smile for my camera, and here are the results! :)

{Sheree: Just for fun!}

Way back in the beginning of May, I had a photoshoot with Sheree and a friend. Sheree loved the idea of a photoshoot, and I wanted to practice using different settings on my camera, as well as trying some of my ideas! For the first bit, we went to a neighbour, who had a lot of neat old trucks, tractors, and other machinery! Than we went to the river bottom, where the girls dressed up in old dresses and had a 'tea party'. The tea party pictures turned out amazing :) Unfortunately, I can't post them on the blog, but have them printed out at home!

These are just a few of the {400} pictures that I took :) Enjoy!

 I realize I'm biased, but I think my sister is pretty cute :)

{Brobbel Family}

We all do some things in life that we regret. Like treating someone badly.And later on, it makes us feel a little guilty. Well, a long time ago, Kari worked for my mom, and helped homeschool me. I was a bad kid. REALLY bad. And now everytime I see her, I remember how bad I was. Thankfully, Kari forgave me! And, she even asked me to take pictures of her kids! (Talk about forgiveness, eh?)

I had a lot of fun capturing her 4 girls!! The photo shoot was pretty casual, with me just following the girls around and snapping pictures at every opportunity! Unfortunately, the wind was blowing, LOTS, and it wasn't that warm! But it worked out :)

Gerald & Kari, thank you so much for letting me photography your girls! Also, thanks for the awesome supper :)

 The balloons lasted all of 20 seconds in the 50 km winds,but I managed to get a few pictures in before they popped and blew away!

{My Buggy}

I love old things. I love unique things. I love things that bring up good memories. That's why I was so excited when a very helpful neighbour of mine gave me this buggy from her mom (Thanks so much, Correen!). I had lots of fun ideas for how I could use this buggy! One of them included a beautiful pasture nearby full of bright colored pink weeds/plants. But I got busy, and the pink color went away, so I settled for a canola field. I'm sure my neighbours thought I was crazy, walking down the road towards the field, pushing an old baby carriage (with a doll in it, of course), with a thunderstorm approaching. But I got some cute pictures, so it was worth it :) I have more ideas for using this buggy, but just haven't gotten around to them yet :)

I was looking through my mom's photo albums from when she was little, and there she was in an old baby carriage, just like mine! Both of my Oma's thought my carriage was pretty neat, and it was interesting to hear their stories about using the buggies and way back when.