Sweet Miss |San Antonio Family/Newborn Portrait Photographer |
It started with a simple phone call from Liza. She mentioned that the super sweet people in “Google-land” invited her to call me. I am so appreciative of my cyberspace colleagues. I am appreciative because I was able to meet sweet Liza, her witty hubby, and their precious daughter. The sweet little miss is only a few weeks old but is as alert as can be. Her parents are awesome and decorated her room so girlie, chic, and of course pink. After having a great breakfast, the sweet little miss was fast asleep for about 15 minutes and then, “Surprise, Mommy, I wanna see that lady with the big clicker thing (my camera). She played my little games of peek-a-boo, baby talk, and a few little snuggles here and there, a few “fig leaf” pics that are way to cute, and then was ready for cuddling with momma…again.
Liza is a first time mommy and one of the best I have ever seen. Even when the sweet little miss had a bout of unhappiness, she still managed to giggle at the uncertainty and coo along with baby until the little miss was satisified that mommy was by her side. I could only wish that I had been that calm with my little newborn some 7 years ago. All mommies could learn a thing or two from Mrs. Liza.
I had so much fun visiting with you… Little Miss, Your Mommy, and Your Daddy. You are one luck little thing who has some pretty awesome parents.
Congratulations on your little bundle of preciousness mommy and daddy….she is super sweet.



Family |San Antonio Maternity Photographer|
I got a late night phone call from this daddy to be. Beto had his family together , all brothers and sisters, nephews, nieces, parents, and a little angel in the belly of his special someone. Alberto called me after his quick trip around google land and and asked if I could possibly do a impromptu photoshoot for he and his family. I love family, I love joy, I love to laugh, and I love happiness, so of course I was on for this event of memory capturing. One of the things I say so often is to capture the moments as they happen, as they unfold, as they become life. Those moments that are spontaneous, and just for the love of it and each other. This is exactly what this family did. This family embraced what they have today, each other.



