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The blog’s been kinda quiet lately. I was keeping up with blogging sessions for a while this fall, but then, as always happens, I got so busy shooting and editing and ordering and designing storybook albums that I just fell behind. That’s OK, I think. Every year when I reach this point, when I’m finished (pretty much) with the shooting and editing and ordering and designing storybook albums, I start to feel nostalgic for the energy and fun of all those fall sessions. And blogging them after the fact is a good way for me to revisit them with a new eye.
These three boys are a great start to my upcoming blog run.
We’ve done the vast majority of their past sessions at home, and this was no exception. This time, though, we explored a new part of their big backyard — a part that in the past had been forbidden territory. I was told there were ALLIGATORS in there, in fact. All I can say is that I’m really glad the alligators are gone. It was a great place to play. There’s a favorite HERE.
This one reminds me of “Where the Wild Things Are” — one of my favorite, favorite books. I don’t know why, really. Their dog Harley, while certainly fun-loving, is not what I’d call wild. 
I do love being their Connecticut Kids Photographer. Can’t wait til next time …
Thanks for looking!
~Jaye
