Little Starling Photography

At the lazy lagoon {High School Senior New Mexico Photographer}

Little Starling Photography — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 16:49:19 +0000

I took my favorite High School Senior in town and went off near Bottomless Lakes to do a friend photo shoot. It’s such a big time for her friend as she’s heading off to college. I remember those days and feelings. I was never one to go far from home.
More to come soon as I couldn’t wait to put these up, but still have more to show. If only I could have a day to myself. Just one.

The Last Picture #6. Finally

Little Starling Photography — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 03:43:43 +0000

Finally, a tooth is barely peaking through. Hoping the suffering will end soon. For both of us.

The Last Picture #5

Little Starling Photography — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 02:52:30 +0000

I did a friend photo shoot out by Bottomless Lakes and this was the last image in the camera.

One is finishing her High School years. The other is off to college.

I can’t wait to share the rest.

The Last Picture #4. Creative Morning

Little Starling Photography — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 02:12:47 +0000

Thank you, grandma for the paints and pony book. :) They were a huge hit this morning.

The Last Picture #3, and mining poo-shrapnel.

Little Starling Photography — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 03:15:46 +0000

My favorite read today.

“Having no prior experience in the matter, I always imagined that after the real work of potty training was over and done with, so too would end my responsibility to interact with someone else’s poop. The months of mining poo-shrapnel from the mysterious crevices of the male scrotal region would fade into distant memory, and I could once again enjoy a nice manicure without thinking, my gosh, whats the point?”

Oh that made me chuckle, as I’ve wondered from the start, how can poo be so hard to wipe off that little part of my baby boy’s body? I’m anxiously pushing potty training now. Ready to stop changing 4 poopies a day. Ready for some budget relief on buying less diapers. Wish me luck!

Here, my boys are both 6 months old. And I had Scott wear the same pajamas to show off their differences. I can’t help but compare. They are blood brothers but still so unique. Scott wears clothes his actual age. Jack wears clothes at least a year ahead of his age. Always has. At 6 months, Jack had more hair and it was obviously red. Scott’s hair is still kind of missing and we’re not sure what the final color will be. Everyone has different opinions on that.
Both are a joy and I love seeing them grow. I so want to be present and aware of them equally.

Jack 2008

Last picture #3