I am amazed over and over again how a boy simply knows things. A boy knows how to make car sounds, play ninja, and create a gun out of anything. They need no prompting from mom and dad. This would be the case with Hudson. A innocent stick was laying on the ground and he in his two year old little boy brain saw a gun. Boys will be boys!
The Hadachek boys are a handsome group. I stated my claim to their mom that I would take no responsibility when these boys photographed older then they are. I was amazed to find out that J. was only 12 and B. was 10. L. of course looked and acted like a typical 1.5 year old; running, running, running. I was so grateful for the older boys who helped chase him. There is an obvious love between the three boys. We had a great session! Good luck Mom and Dad with these handsome boys, lock your doors now!
Hudson is my “nephew’ by default, his mother is one of my closest, dearest friends. I was able to photograph Hudson the day before he was born in his mommy’s tummy and have been anxious to photograph him again. It’s hard to believe that he has already turned 2, and that it took me this long to get a session in. That is what I get for living so far away. It seems like time has been a flash since his birth. I am so glad I get to be in his life in any amount and am looking forward to seeing the man he will become years from now. I am sure he’ll get use to Aunt Heather snapping away the photos as well.
The English boys are made up of Drew, Jack & Eli. We had the perfect day to do a photography session. The boys were great to work with. I enjoyed hearing about Drew’s interest in reading and watch him being such a great big brother. Jack is an aspiring soccer player, and will keep you on your toes. Eli loved the grass and you can’t help but fall in love with those baby blue eyes. I enjoyed watching the boys interact with each other. They love each other dearly and got along so well. What a testimony to how their partents are rasing them. I really enjoyed our time together.
My favorite children’s book is Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst.
I love this book because we all have bad days, and it seems like on those days things just get worst. I think this photo depicts a day like that. As Alexander says in the book “some days are like that”
