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I had a lot of fun at this session.  That is one thing {of many} that I have found that I love about doing this photography stuff.  I get to meet so many people that I normally would never have met. I love it!

I can honestly say that I could have stayed all night at this families house hanging out with his Grandma.  She has the thickest Brooklyn accent.  I loved just listening to her talk.  She loves taking pictures with her handy dandy camera that she keeps in her purse.  Get this:  its a film camera.  I am sure there is some other correct term for a “film camera”, but I don’t know.  I’m not THAT pro.  I told her that she’d better hurry up and switch to digital before film processing is no longer available.  She didn’t budge!

Back to the babers!  This kid is a keeper!  Really, I want to keep him.  I loved his lips, his pretty eyes, his hairy back hair, I loved it all!  He even gave me a few smiles.

I love this picture with his dad.  So cute!

Dax’s dad has quite the creative left brain {did I say that right?} He had great ideas for his little guys shoot.  This daddy  loves his motorcycles.  He knows it in his heart that little Dax is going to love them too.  So what better time to introduce him than 2 weeks old?  The minute we put him on the seat, he became hooked.  He didn’t move a muscle on the bike.

Yes, the baby is really on the bike.

Yes, its a real life motorcycle.

Yes, we took every precaution to make sure Mr. D. was safe.

Yes, mom was still sweating bullets and having a mild panic attack.

And Yes, I kept reminding them {as I was clicking away} whose idea this was.  Not mine. But glad that dad came up with it!

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