Since I was looking through old files the other day, I thought I would share this one of Sweet Georgia. These were her three-year portraits, taken back in March. Instructors of mine, Mary-Fisk Taylor and Jamie Hayes said it best; there is a time in their lives, before they lose the baby curls and the chubby cheeks that you just have to capture. That time is around 18 months. Georgia’s two-year portraits, still resembled that, but now, as a three-year old, I can see her changing into a young girl and the baby qualities disappearing. I really think this (along with tweens) might be the most important age to capture because of all of the changing. And it is nice, to look back on the image and remember all of the growth that Mommy and Daddy went through, too.