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| Family Portraits and Fall Photography Mini Sessions in Enterprise, Alabama |
Showing posts with label Enterprise Al photographer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Enterprise Al photographer. Show all posts
Christmas Mini Session
Casey Kelley Photography is now available for Fall and Christmas card mini sessions! I am available in Enterprise, Dothan, Hartford, Fort Rucker and surrounding areas. There are local cotton fields that serve as a beautiful location and several other gorgeous locations. I will also be happy to come to your home or private property. Please contact me today to book your family's photography session!
Fall Portraits Featuring The Kelley Kids | Casey Kelley Photography Enterprise, Alabama Photographer
Tonight's portrait session featured two very special children, MINE! They both did such a great job and we had so much fun! I think it's obvious these are a photographer's children because they were strictly business and all smiles the entire hour long photo shoot!
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| My handsome little man posing for his portrait. He makes photography fun! |
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| Little Miss B just loves to have her photo taken. She has never met a camera she didn't like! |
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| I like to change up the photo composition to add variety to a portrait session. This angle shows how tiny Miss B is! |
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| I love this picture of my two precious babies! I can't believe how much they've grown, but I know is won't be long before I look back at this photo and think they were so little! |
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| I had to get a few portraits of the children with their new little puppy, Murphy! In my opinion, there is nothing cuter than babies, "snaggle-toothed" children, and puppies! |
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| I'm so thankful I chose this profession! I love being a photographer and wouldn't change a thing! I know I am so fortunate to feel this way! :) |
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| These two faces are too cute for words! I'm in love! |
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| Look how precious these babies are! Casey Kelley Photography's studio is going to be filled with these portraits! |
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| These two kids are so sweet! I didn't even have to bribe them to get all of these sweet photos. They sure do love one another. |
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| I might be a little biased, but they are two of the cutest kids I've ever seen! :) |
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| Mr. T and Miss B love our Chihuahua puppy so much. |
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| Mr. T had to have a photo on the train in Downtown Enterprise, Alabama. I love this small town! |
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| Black and white images are some of my favorite portraits. I love this image of Miss B! |
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| He is such a cool dude! |
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| His missing tooth is precious in this portrait. Children really do grow up so fast! |
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| Siblings are God given best friends. |
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| She didn't mind getting a kiss on the cheek from her brother. |
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| He wasn't as content with kisses from his sister. I'm pretty sure he wiped his cheek off afterward! |
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| Strike a pose little man. :) He is mama's boy! |
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| She couldn't wait to get into the fountain and he was much more cautious asking if we should ask permission first. :) |
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| She is much more of a rebel than her brother! |
Enterprise, Alabama Birthday Party Photographer | Tucker is Five!!
Today, we celebrated Tucker's fifth birthday! His party was held at the new basketball gym in Daleville. He had a bounce house, face painting, relay races, and lots of room to run and play. A lot of family and friends attended and we couldn't be happier. Tucker had such a wonderful time and has been playing with all of his new toys for hours! Thank you all who were able to attend. It means so much to Tucker and I. Thanks again!
Enterprise, Alabama Photographer | My Precious Boy is Almost Five!!
My little angel is almost five!! I couldn't ask for a more precious, sweet, caring, funny, giving, and silly boy to call my own. God has blessed our family beyond measure and he is the light of my life. :) Every year when his birthday comes around we are reminded with how fortunate we are to have a healthy and happy boy.
A week before his third birthday, we were busy planning his "Cars" birthday party. He was so excited and so were we. It was a Thursday evening and I was getting him ready for his bath when I noticed he had little purple "freckles" all over his body. I grabbed him from the bath and saw that blood was coming from his mouth! I opened his mouth to see blood pouring from his gums. He was bleeding heavily!
I quickly dressed him and we rushed to the ER. The nurses rushed him back and I could see panic on their faces. His blood was drawn and when the results were back, his platelet count was extremely low. A normal count is over 100,000 and his was 2,000! His pediatrician sent him by ambulance to the Children's Hospital in Birmingham. We were all worried sick and sleep deprived. His doctors were unsure of his diagnosis, but had narrowed down the possibilities, one of them being Leukemia. We prayed, cried, and lost many nights of sleep. More tests were run and Tucker was moved from the intensive care unit to the Oncology and Hematology unit.
We were surrounded by precious little children without any hair and fighting for their lives. It all seemed unreal! We were just planning his birthday party and living a normal life when it now felt like our world was crashing down around us. The doctors said that he might have a blood disorder called, ITP and they would know more after giving him a blood treatment that would keep his body from destroying its own platelets. If this didn't help, they would try once more. If there still wasn't any success, then Leukemia was more likely what we were facing. After the first treatment, his platelet count didn't change. We were devastated. I will never forget hearing the doctor share that news with us. We felt defeated.
Our precious angel had been through so much, more than most adults have ever experienced. He had to be connected to an IV and blood was drawn every few hours. The medication he was given made him very sick and he threw up a lot. He had been bleeding internally and freely bleeding from his gums. We couldn't even brush his teeth or he would bleed profusely from his mouth. So, he had to have one more treatment to help his body stop attacking its own platelets. Then the nurse came to draw blood one more time to check to see if the treatment had worked. I held that blood in my hands, while tears flowed like a river, I prayed that God would heal my little angel. The nurse began to cry and pray with me.
I still to this day can't think about it without crying. The next day, the doctor came to his room with results in hand. He said Tucker's platelet count was on the rise and that ITP was the condition he had! He shared with us that 95% of young patients never have another issue with it in their lives. We all jumped up and down, cried tears of joy, and hugged each other. I was so happy, but I felt heartbroken for the parents whose children weren't so lucky. For the moms who had been in the hospital for months with their babies. We were there for 5 days, but it felt like an eternity. When Tucker was released from the hospital, I cried like a baby leaving the Oncology, Hematology unit. I will never forget the feelings I felt. I thanked the good Lord for healing my baby!
We came home on his birthday and had a small party at our house with family. His birthday meant more than just cake and presents. We were blessed to have a healthy little boy and to be at home sleeping in our own bed. His third birthday changed our lives forever. This is why every single birthday with my boy means so much to me. I'm so thankful for each day I am blessed with him. He brings joy and light to everyone he meets. He is so smart, outgoing, and caring. Here is to a hundred more birthdays for my precious boy! This fourth year has been amazing! I love you! :)
A week before his third birthday, we were busy planning his "Cars" birthday party. He was so excited and so were we. It was a Thursday evening and I was getting him ready for his bath when I noticed he had little purple "freckles" all over his body. I grabbed him from the bath and saw that blood was coming from his mouth! I opened his mouth to see blood pouring from his gums. He was bleeding heavily!
I quickly dressed him and we rushed to the ER. The nurses rushed him back and I could see panic on their faces. His blood was drawn and when the results were back, his platelet count was extremely low. A normal count is over 100,000 and his was 2,000! His pediatrician sent him by ambulance to the Children's Hospital in Birmingham. We were all worried sick and sleep deprived. His doctors were unsure of his diagnosis, but had narrowed down the possibilities, one of them being Leukemia. We prayed, cried, and lost many nights of sleep. More tests were run and Tucker was moved from the intensive care unit to the Oncology and Hematology unit.
We were surrounded by precious little children without any hair and fighting for their lives. It all seemed unreal! We were just planning his birthday party and living a normal life when it now felt like our world was crashing down around us. The doctors said that he might have a blood disorder called, ITP and they would know more after giving him a blood treatment that would keep his body from destroying its own platelets. If this didn't help, they would try once more. If there still wasn't any success, then Leukemia was more likely what we were facing. After the first treatment, his platelet count didn't change. We were devastated. I will never forget hearing the doctor share that news with us. We felt defeated.
Our precious angel had been through so much, more than most adults have ever experienced. He had to be connected to an IV and blood was drawn every few hours. The medication he was given made him very sick and he threw up a lot. He had been bleeding internally and freely bleeding from his gums. We couldn't even brush his teeth or he would bleed profusely from his mouth. So, he had to have one more treatment to help his body stop attacking its own platelets. Then the nurse came to draw blood one more time to check to see if the treatment had worked. I held that blood in my hands, while tears flowed like a river, I prayed that God would heal my little angel. The nurse began to cry and pray with me.
I still to this day can't think about it without crying. The next day, the doctor came to his room with results in hand. He said Tucker's platelet count was on the rise and that ITP was the condition he had! He shared with us that 95% of young patients never have another issue with it in their lives. We all jumped up and down, cried tears of joy, and hugged each other. I was so happy, but I felt heartbroken for the parents whose children weren't so lucky. For the moms who had been in the hospital for months with their babies. We were there for 5 days, but it felt like an eternity. When Tucker was released from the hospital, I cried like a baby leaving the Oncology, Hematology unit. I will never forget the feelings I felt. I thanked the good Lord for healing my baby!
We came home on his birthday and had a small party at our house with family. His birthday meant more than just cake and presents. We were blessed to have a healthy little boy and to be at home sleeping in our own bed. His third birthday changed our lives forever. This is why every single birthday with my boy means so much to me. I'm so thankful for each day I am blessed with him. He brings joy and light to everyone he meets. He is so smart, outgoing, and caring. Here is to a hundred more birthdays for my precious boy! This fourth year has been amazing! I love you! :)
Enterprise, AL Family Photographer | Maasen Family Session
This portrait session took place in the heart of downtown Enterprise, Alabama at the depot. When families book their session they always have the option to choose what type of location they prefer. They can choose a place of their own or I can give them a list of locations with portraits taken at each of them as a reference.
This particular family made my job a piece of cake! Their son, who is almost 3, was amazed by the train and train tracks. I was sure not to let anyone on the tracks or train for everyone's safety. ;) The weather was beautiful and thankfully there weren't as many gnats as there have been on hotter days during the summer. I'm loving this cooler weather!
The fall is everyone's favorite time to book their portrait sessions, so don't wait until it's too late to book your family's session!
This particular family made my job a piece of cake! Their son, who is almost 3, was amazed by the train and train tracks. I was sure not to let anyone on the tracks or train for everyone's safety. ;) The weather was beautiful and thankfully there weren't as many gnats as there have been on hotter days during the summer. I'm loving this cooler weather!
The fall is everyone's favorite time to book their portrait sessions, so don't wait until it's too late to book your family's session!
Baby Girl | Casey Kelley Photography | Enterprise, Alabama Newborn Photographer
This family came to see me just a little while ago for big sister's 2 year-old portraits, mom's maternity portraits, and now portraits for the new little girl they just welcomed into their family. I have been friends with this mom, Hannah, for many years. She is so sweet and I'm so happy that she has chosen me to document such important events in their lives! She sure loves having her family's pictures taken and really values professional photography. :)
They didn't know the gender of this baby because they wanted to wait and be surprised. I couldn't wait to find out! Hannah was sure to send me a text after she delivered her sweet baby girl. I know I will see them again soon for milestone portraits or Christmas card photos! I can't wait! :)
They didn't know the gender of this baby because they wanted to wait and be surprised. I couldn't wait to find out! Hannah was sure to send me a text after she delivered her sweet baby girl. I know I will see them again soon for milestone portraits or Christmas card photos! I can't wait! :)
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