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Evie's first photo shoots


Evie's Photo Shoots
Many of our friends have had newborn photo shoots with their babies.  I wanted so much for Evie to have a tiny baby photo shoot as well, but she was in the NICU, and then had an oxygen tube in her nose for the first 5 months of her life.  Now she is getting bigger by the day, so I felt like we needed to get photos done!

Evie's Uncle Dave was visiting and had his fancy camera, so we had some fun with posing her.  Here is a sample of those pictures:


I like this green stuff they call grass. 

This is so fun!

Mommy! You have sweet potato on your shirt!

You're so funny, Mommy!




More photos to come from Uncle Dave!  Pay no attention to my finger at the bottom of the picture.

Our friend Alice does photography on the side, and was nice enough to spend her afternoon with us.  I love how they came out.  Here is a sample of those!  She has an awesome photography blog, if you want to check out more of her work at https://duckie1023.wordpress.com/. 

Looks contemplative...really going for sucking on Mommy's hand

She allowed me to keep the headband on her for the whole time!

My favorite.

New banner photo?

Sleeping beauty...in the middle of the photo shoot.

Making the most out of nap time

She kept her eyes closed for most of the outside shots!

What's up, guys?

Comb over. 

What's so funny?

Too many kisses, Mommy!


Thank you to my expert photographers!!  You made my wish come true!




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  1. UnknownJuly 21, 2015 at 11:30 PM

    Evie is just adorable! I love to see more of Evie's instagram!

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  2. JoyJuly 22, 2015 at 8:22 AM

    Cool! You might want to link to her actual Instagram account (https://instagram.com/evietheextraordinary) instead of just the Instagram homepage.

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    1. amyeyeJuly 22, 2015 at 10:29 AM

      Changed it! Thanks, Joy! I couldn't figure out the URL.

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