Personal Narrative: My Houston Baby Photographer

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In my Houston baby photographer studio, there are times when session are taken outdoors. These are some of my favorite sessions. Rob and Jasmine's little one, Henry, had an outdoor session in a field near the studio recently. The light in the field is incredible. The images taken in the field are always gorgeous, but even the lovely view in the field couldn't compete with Henry. He was so precious.

Mom and Dad say that their little man is sitting on his own for the most part. He babbles and chats with everyone. He loves books and enjoys rolling around. They say Henry is an incredibly happy baby. These notes from moms and dads help the day of the session, so I'll know how to make their faces light up with delight.

Rob and Jasmine have a huge

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