About Me
- Crystal Scott
- My name is Crystal Scott. I am a daughter, a moma, wife,and school teacher. One of my aspirations as a little girl was to be a photographer. For as long as I can rememember I have loved photographs especially old family photos. I just love the stories they tell. After many encouragements from family and friends I am finally taking this on and I am very excited about it. Thank you for believing in me and supporting me. You may be wondering where the name Sassy Ray's comes from. Sassy is what we call our baby girl because that is what she is little Miss Scarlett Andrea Scott. Ray is for my son,Mason Ray. He is so handsome and charismatic. They are my everything and what better name to honor what I enjoy so much than my two precious children. They make everyday worth living and bring such joy to our family. This blog is just the beginning of the many memories I hope to capture. I hope you enjoy your visit. Please feel free to leave comments. Pricing- $150.00 for a 45min.-1hour session. This includes sitting fee and a picture cd. Contact me at cscott@opsb.net.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
DeVille Family
This is the sweetest little family. They were all dressed cute and believe it or not the boys including Dad had some really good ideas. Thanks Angel for letting me capture your precious family.
Friday, November 18, 2011
The Scott Family
This is one good looking family. I had a blast with them. Thanks Mindy and Jason!!!
Jackson
This was one handsome little fella. I so enjoyed visiting with him and his sweet moma. Thanks Leah for allowing me to capture your sweet baby boy!
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Miss Scarlett
Gotta love my baby girl and all her sassy ways. She loves Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz so my Mom and my Aunt Barbra made her this outfit for her Wizard of Oz themed birthday. When I saw her in it I just knew we had to have a photo shoot to capture her in it.
Kate
This family was so much fun and the location was awesome. They had me come to a family members home which was on the bayou. Some of the oak trees were over 100 years old I believe.
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