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Baby Miles | Frost Photography | Georgia Photographer

I can't begin to describe how much I enjoyed making these images of baby Miles. Just look at his bright blue eyes and sweet grin. We talked big brother, Louis, into hanging out and joining in with us for the session too. He was great at tickling his mama and making Miles light up. 

I'm so blessed to have a job that allows me to work with such great families. Kara, you have such wonderful sons! I can only imagine that your two daughters are just as sweet. You make motherhood look beautiful. Enjoy these!



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