Things are definitely starting to pick up with my photography business. The weather is getting warmer and people are booking sessions for the summer (which is very exciting). Last weekend I had two sessions, and when I came home from each of them John asked me two simple questions "How did it go?" and "Did you have fun?". I was sweaty, tired, and coming down from the adrenaline rush of the session.  "Fun" wasn't the first word that came to mind as I looked down at my grass stained jeans and felt my sore legs. I am still getting used to the stress and nerves I feel during each session. I just want everything to go well and, most importantly that all the photos turn out beautifully in the end. I know that with practice and time I'll be able to juggle those feelings better. But for now, sessions are slightly physically and mentally exhausting. I do enjoy them and like meeting new clients and kids. But I did get a little concerned when I couldn't answer John with a definite "Yes! It was fun!". I mean, didn't I start this business because I love it? Shouldn't it be fun? My answer came as I started sifting through the photos from the session. With each photo I edited I started relaxing more and more. And after a few minutes I really was having fun. I discovered that the ultimate fun comes when I realize I really did get some beautiful shots. When I realize that I did my job, and I did it well.  Come one, how could anyone not have fun looking at the photo above?