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"A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2013."

Sofia: Over the weekend we celebrated your second birthday over at your Grandma's house. You're an absolute water bug, very excited that your Gram hosted the party at her house with her big blue pool. All your friends splashed the day away with you. You're quick to tell us when something is not going the way you planned it to - just like any two year old should do. Getting you out of the pool at any given time was definitely not in said plan.

Alba: My sweet girl with the big lips and poof of strawberry blonde hair; not surprisingly, your hair has magically changed over the months from the dark brown set you were given at birth. You had no problems being passed along to all of our extended family members that haven't had the chance to meet you yet. You slept most of the day, like you usually do, but managed to give me one squishy stare before I put my camera down for the night.

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  1. So wonderfully sweet. I love your photographs of your children Kate!

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  2. AMAZING !!! your photos are so sweet, blessings to your family!!! enjoy your kids, mostly your baby oh how i miss that distinctive smell of a new born, and their face moves!!

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  3. Your portraits are just so beautiful and capture the spirit of your girls perfectly. Just love the one with Alba's stare, too precious, she gives me baby fever :-)

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  4. I love this series! I though about doing it for my own children, but wasn't sure I would keep up with it. Your babies are adorable.

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  5. Oh my, that second photo is just incredible. Makes me want to reach out for a cuddle! Loving your blog so much these days...

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