Memories by Missi

  On Saturday, Colton had his first professional pictures taken – another big day for our little guy. Missi Shelton of “Memories by Missi” traveled from Hixon, TN to Greeneville for the photo shoot and she got some amazing pictures of our little man. I can see why the name of her business is “Memories by Missi” because she definitely captured some memories for us. Missi is married to my cousin (more like a brother) Jody and it was so nice to not only get some great pictures of Colton but visit with family at the same time. You can tell that Missi has a passion for photography and she is wonderful with babies. She was able to keep Colton comfortable and happy during the entire photo shoot, in turn getting some adorable pictures.
This blog entry is dedicated to promoting “Memories by Missi”. You can visit her on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Memories-by-Missi-Photography/368450743237015?ref=ts&fref=ts) and check out some of her beautiful work.

I’m so glad that Missi was able to capture Colton as a newborn because he won’t be this size for long (he’s already growing like a weed). Once again, I’m thankful for amazing family members who offer so much love, support and time. I send a big thank you to Missi for doing such a wonderful job with our little man and send a big recommendation to everybody else to check out Memories by Missi Photography.

Comments

  1. Jenny CookJanuary 15, 2013 at 2:17 PM

    Pics are amazing!! Such a cute little guy...and she captured him beautifully. :)

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  2. ReneeJanuary 20, 2013 at 3:03 PM

    Thanks Jenny - she did capture him perfectly. Can't wait for him to meet you :-)

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