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The exceedingly lovely Violet

When I arrived at this shoot I was feeling ill and little Violet had skipped her nap so there was concern that things may not run very smoothly. In the end, we both made it through and I am in love with the images that Violet created 😉 She was not her usual smiley self but she was content so the images that resulted have a neat introspective feel to them. Thank you once again, Violet, for making my day brighter. She has a habit of doing that. You can check out another day she made my day brighter here. Is she not the most precious beauty ever?

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3 Comments

  1. Beautiful! Though I swear I combed that kid’s hair…. can’t wait to see the whole set! Thank you SO much!

  2. Great photos. Thanks for sharing them with us.

    Brad, Ava, Bonnie & Steve

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