A Morning In Asheville

A morning in 

Asheville with Eric G

We started out from the parking garage around 09:15 - ( A useful tip I picked up along the way is to open Google maps and drop a pin on your cars location so you can always find your way back ) - It was quiet with the exception of several large groups of people walking around. It was kind of odd.

Eric is taking a Photography class (last semester at WCU). He is using my old Olympus shooting B&W film. They are going to develop it over the next week! Hopefully I can post some of his work in this space another week.

Restoration work on one of the buildings 

I have seen this bridge but never been on it. It leads to a little park. We think it would be nice in the summer, but it was a little underwhelming this time around.

All of the Public Sector buildings where closed for MLK day.

 It was interesting how these buildings came together.

 Evidence of something that once was.

We only had time to cover 4 or 5 blocks and are making planes for a return trip!

Baby B

We have started doing Watch-Me-Grow shoots with newborns (see our website for more details), taking a few shots of them every month during the baby's first year, with extra long shoots with their families at 3, 6, 9 and 12 months.  Having our own son, we knew we would be creating something parents would treasure, but we had no idea how much fun it would be to see these kids every month!

Newborn

one month old

two months old

three months old (ho! ho!)

four months old

This week we got to do Baby B's five month micro-shoot and what a cool kid!  

Laughing at my (Emily's) goofy antics

those eyes!!

budding reader

This little guy has us all the more excited about our big event this week: Baby #2 is due on Thursday!  Perhaps our next baby shoot will be of our own sweet girl.