Keris arrived in September and we scheduled her portrait shoot in November.  Katie should be an interior designer for as you see below, Keris’s room is beautifully decorated in pinks, spring greens, beiges and white.  Katie wanted a framed keepsake, something that Keris would always have, to hang above the changing table.  I suggested this collage of Keris surrounded by a clean simple white frame with lines to match the chest of drawers, which would always remain in Keris’s room beyond her diaper changing days!

This little Pomeranian puppy  altered my view of the “little yappy dog.”  He never barked while I photographed his human owner.  He is pretty stinking cute and such a natural in front of the camera.  These images were taken within a short span of minutes while we were waiting for his human to grab a Christmas ornament.  I learned from “Mom” that Pomeranians originated from Germany and worked as sheep herders.  Originally Mom thought to give the new puppy a German name but the little girl, who is this adorable puppy’s new owner, dubbed him “Arthur.”

Corbin and his  family came to our place at the Riverplace Marina where the nearby garden pathways are lined with tall wispy golden grass with splashes of purple, greens and reds provided by beautifully landscaped flora.  It was a beautiful fall morning but the moment they arrived, the sky opened up with torrential rain.  Plan B was to set up inside our condo.  With such an adorable happy little guy, I don’t think we missed the fall colors. Besides, Corbin and our “cow” chair became great buddies!  How do you like his “shout out” to “Where the Wild Things Are”?