
One year ago, I was asked to do my niece's newborn portraits. I said yes and proceeded to borrow a camera!

Not knowing anything about photography, I combed the internet, asked Amy 1,362 questions and practiced like crazy for 2 weeks before my very first shoot.

All the way to Gadsden I prayed and reviewed my notes. My thoughts were such a jumble in my head.
But as I left the shoot I felt an indescribable calm.
This is what I'm supposed to do.
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*This was a micro mini session that I squeezed in at Abby's Birthday party. I so wish I could have done a longer, more formal session. :-(
You do have a gift. And it's wonderful that you give God the glory for it. I enjoy seeing your pictures. Kim L.
ReplyDeletewow sarah! its really hard for me to believe you've only been doing this for a year! you totally found your calling! i love when you post pics! you really capture the spirit of family and childhood!
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