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1 going on 30 {San Francisco child photographer}

Meg Sexton — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:13:40 +0000

What do ruined Thanksgivings dinners have in common with photoshoots? Ok, honestly not much, but J and I did spend a good 15 minutes comparing war stories about the food holiday. And it was hilarious. (Is there anything funnier than forgotten innards? I think not.) I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. I love my clients. They crack me up! I have a mush 13 year old girl crush on all of them.

I was lucky enough to get a SECOND chance to shoot little miss Charlotte right after her first birthday. She has always been a doll and now that she’s all over the place, I’m pretty sure she’s even cuter. She’s so curious! And happy to get into anything she could find.

Thank you D family for letting me drag you around San Francisco – and even braving the Chinatown grounds! I had a blast.

Loved {East Bay infant photographer}

Meg Sexton — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 21:04:05 +0000

All too often I’m reminded that I have the best job in the world. Yes, I’m a photographer, but I’m also a mother. I have a son who loves me, depends on me, and will some day cherish me. I’m so incredibly lucky to have him in my life. I’m so incredibly blessed to be able to see him grow. To learn. To experience life.

Thank you Grayson for reminding me why it is that I love taking photos. Thank you for pushing me to always remember that a lifetime is full of todays and that every one is worth remembering.

Fun in the Wine Country{North Bay family photographer}

Meg Sexton — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 21:44:36 +0000

So, I finally made it through all of the photos from this session. I’ve been trying to figure out which photos to post for the last day or so because there are just so many great ones.

Jessica and her little family were just too cute. AND they were troopers. They trekked all the way to a junky railroad drop off to indulge my interest in a little teal shack. I made them wade though random rubbage and weeds and Jessica is horribly afraid of snakes! She didn’t complain once.

Thank you W family for spending a Saturday with me.

On the move part 2 {San Francisco family photographer}

Meg Sexton — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 21:45:56 +0000

So, remember this little guy? I finally connected with him again to do his second session. This time, after a wonderful afternoon nap, we had lots of smiles, giggles, and belly laughs. It was a blast. San Francisco was abnormally warm that day and it was positively blissful to be wandering around in the sunshine.

Logan makes me look forward to the toddle years. I hope Grayson is just as much fun when he gets to that age!

Thank you Jennifer and Ray for letting me spend time with your family.

Adorably sleepy {Concord, CA newborn photographer}

Meg Sexton — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 03:43:17 +0000

Have I mentioned how much I love my clients? Because I do. I love them. Lesley and Mike are angels for letting me come over only 6 days after Lucas made his arrival and bend their little guy into the cutest positions.

And Lucas was a doll. So sweet, sleepy, and lovable. He may have been a little late, but I’m sure Mama thinks he was worth every minute of it!

Thank you S family for letting me capture your family