Peek-a-Boo, I'm smiling at you! || Hamilton Baby Photography

It's been a while since I had a 10 week old in front of my camera but I  don't think I've ever met such a smiley one!  Mr. A was a bit camera shy at first, loved covering his face with his hands, though it's entirely possible that he's advanced enough to have been engaging me in a little game of peek-a-boo!  But, he was full of smiles for his mommy and the jingle bells!

Pretty In Watermelon! || Burlington Newborn Photographer

A few more from Princess H...

Princess H || Burlington Newborn Photographer

I could have spent all day with this little beauty!  She was such a delight - as were her mom and grandmother - and so clearly adored... how could you not fall head-over-heels?  I'm sure I won't be able to resist posting a few more from our session... stay tuned!

Mr. Stretch || Burlington Newborn Photographer

This little monkey wanted nothing to do with curling up.  Mr. Stretch just wanted to stretch... once even squirming his way out of the cocoon.  But, how can you resist those beautiful big blue eyes?

Perfect Little Man... || Dundas Newborn Photographer

... Well, his mom might disagree after what he did to her shirt : )  Mr. B exudes little boyishness... so, handsome!  Here are a few of my favourites from our session.

Inspired by Etsy | Cambridge Newborn Photographer

Not that I need much inspiration when my "models" are so darn CUTE!!!  Last month, I went on a bit of an Etsy shopping spree and have been waiting patiently to put my great finds to work.  If you've never shopped Etsy I HIGHLY recommend it.  But, consider yourself warned it's also HIGHLY addictive.

More to come from these two lovely babes... they were both so cooperative and deserving of their own spotlight!
For now, I encourage you to go exploring at www.etsy.com

Vancouver 2010

Well, I've been back for about a week and finally found the energy to commiserate on the blog!  Vancouver was such a blast, so much to see and do... and a LOT of walking.  My friend C and I are now properly trained for The Amazing Race.  Day 1 included no less than a plane, train, ferry, bus and cab ride.   And after 24 hours, it concluded in one very wet climb up a steep hill.  I'm so glad my mom convinced me to get a proper pair of welly's (even if they did take up half my suitcase).
Having never been to Vancouver before (that I can remember... I was there when I was three but have no memories of that trip), I was first struck but the abundance of natural beauty that surrounds and encroaches on the city.  It is so lovely to see mountains on the horizon.
The city itself was radiating a special energy ... I definitely borrowed some of that!  Everyone seemed genuinely excited just to be there.  Lots of smiles, laughter, and cheers!

Here are just a few of the HUNDREDS of photos I brought home with me.