On September 26, I had the opportunity to take some photographs of the Susan G Komen Race for the Cure in Chattanooga. It was amazing. So inspiring to see so many women who have survived or are living with Breast Cancer. So many others were walking or running in Honor or in Memory of their moms, grandmas, aunts, friends, sisters, it was truly an experience.

This is Carol. She is a survivor!


This is CURLZ Team!

Simply Sharley's

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Jaymeson

It doesn't get much cuter than this little morsel!:) And, what a trooper! He was very tolerant of my posing, propping, wiggling, rolling, moving, changing,. . . you can see it all paid off. Oh, it was also 936* outside in July when we took these! We were all sweating bullets. We would go out, take a few, go in, go out, take a few, go in! Thank you so much Leiah and Jaymeson for being such willing and wonderful models! I enjoyed my day in Tuscumbia, Alabama!

I'm back! After a much needed surgery, I'm back and ready to roll. Before my little hiatus, I shot Maddie's ONE year birthday pictures! I can't believe she is already one!:( I took her newborn pictures here. What a sweet and absolutely adorable little one! They are a precious family as you can see and we had a great time hanging out at the Chattanooga Choo Choo in the rain! *giggle*

It was a busy weekend! I had the honor to photograph the Graves Family. Dad, Russ, has served our country in the Air Force for fifteen years. He is home from Korea on a 4 week leave. Mom has held down the fort here and there, sometimes with her partner, sometimes without. Thank you, Russ for all you and thank you, Milissa for all you do as the wife of a serviceman! They have three beautiful girls. The Graves make my job an easy one! It was a pleasure!

Ariel

I am so glad it is Spring. . .almost!:) This weekend was a beautiful one in Chattanooga. I had the fortunate task of taking Senior Pictures of Ariel. I've known her since she was a wee girl. I can't believe she has grown up so quickly! After high school, she plans on becoming an X-ray tech! Good luck, Ariel. You can see if looks take you places, she going!