Rob and Krysta {Maternity} : Lynnville Tennessee Maternity Photographer

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Rob and Krysta are good friends of mine, so of course I was excited when I found out they were pregnant.  It was so much fun to photograph them and the baby bump.  We could not stop smiling and laughing.  I mean, really, I dont know two people who could be more opposite, yet perfect for each other.  I got to meet their newest addition just two days ago and photograph her at just 4 days old.  I cannot wait to edit more of her photos, she is soooo cute!!  But for now, the baby bump:

Ive been known to make clients exercise a little bit.  I like to move around.  In this case, there was a pretty big hill.  These guys were clever and got out the four-wheeler:)

Thanks To Junestar

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