RaynaLea Photography LLC

09/25/2023

RLP is back where it all started! 🚛📦

04/30/2023

Hi friends, we’re currently booking May and June on-location sessions for children and families!

Check out RaynaLeaPhoto.com for pricing and packages!

RaynaLea Photography specializes in children and family portraiture. Located in Cheyenne, Wy on FE Warren Air Force Base.

03/23/2023

Today is National Puppy Day!!! Give all your fur babies a kiss from me! 😁

Happy Puppy Day Friends!

03/12/2023

It’s going to be really nice Tuesday and Wednesday…. 👀 Book these last minute dates and get 30% off!

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03/08/2023

02/20/2023

Not only is today President's day... It's also 'National Love Your Pet Day!'

I LOVE when a family will ask if their fur babies can come along for their family photos. 😍🐶

Happy National Love Your Pet Day Everyone!

02/18/2023

It's National Drink Wine Day!
Enjoy the weather today, and have an extra glass to celebrate. 😉🍷

It might also be "National Book Your Spring Sessions with RLP" today but I don't know for sure. 🤷‍♀️🤣

02/14/2023

Fresh 48 baby portraits are my favorite 👀

02/05/2023

Let me tell you about a spunky, sassy, and courageous little fighter!
Her name is Addilyn, and she's only 3 years old!

We took portraits at the end of the year to celebrate 1 year post open heart surgery.

Heres her story, written by her momma

"At 2 months old, her pediatrician detected a heart murmur and sent us to a pediatric cardiologist for further testing. After an ekg and echocardiogram, it was confirmed that she had a large ventricular septal defect (VSD). Basically, a hole in the wall of muscle that separates the left and right ventricle. She didn’t show too many symptoms and her quality of life seemed good, so we were told we can just keep an eye on everything and have her see the cardiologist every 3 months to monitor it. After we moved here [to Wyoming] (we were in Florida when she was born) we found out that the altitude actually helped her defect and her body was trying to repair itself. Some tissue started growing around the hole, making it slightly smaller.

Unfortunately, after about a year, the tissue stopped growing and the hole was still bigger than the doctors liked. That’s when open heart surgery came onto the table. So on November 3rd 2021 at two years old, she went into a 5 hour open heart surgery to repair the hole. She had various follow ups after surgery, and at her 6 month post-op appointment, she was cleared to stretch out to yearly checkups. She can live her life the way she wants: no limitations. She will, however, need to see a cardiologist to monitor everything for the rest of her life. Other than that, so far so good! "

02/04/2023

This cowboy cake smash is too cute! 🤠