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photo a day- day 26
I heard its snowing at home. And thats where we’re headed tonight. Fabulous. Getting in our last licks at the pool and beach and then heading home.
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photo a day- day 19
Ahhhhh….much better.
So, so happy to be back in the land of color and warmth. I seriously almost cried from happiness looking out of the plane window and seeing blue skies and green grass and NO FREAKING SNOW. The flight was good (and we didn’t crash- so yay!). Stopped at the beach at sunset on the way to the apartment from the airport, so worth the stopover. Then Padrino’s for dinner. Like I said, much better.
I can’t tell if the picture is edited correctly or if the color is all weird, if the exposure is too light or dark or anything else since I’m working from my laptop. So if it looks all weird, sorry. I’ll reedit all of the Florida pictures once I get home. But I gotta keep up with the photo a day project.
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the schm family
This favorite bsquared family opted for a beach session this year, and I figured with flying home from vacation today (for me. and hopefully not crashing.) to the absolutely abysmal freezing weather in New York, today would be a good day for a beach shoot on the blog.
We had lots of fun running and playing on the beach with their two very busy boys. You can see their past sessions here, here and here.
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the smi family
A definite favorite bsquared family with an amazing backstory from their photoshoot at their last beach session 2 years ago. A day that lives in infamy in my business. We decided to return to the beach this year for a session and got the weather and light everyone wants. I dare say we deserved it. You can see some of their other past sessions here, here and here.
What really happens at a bsquared session. We always somehow get something out of the chaos. 
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the harl family
Sorry for the lack of blog post yesterday- I’m having a hard time keeping up, even with editing pretty much around the clock! Another brand new to bsquared family who chose the beach (I love the beach!) for their session. Keeping the older kids smiling is just as challenging as keeping the younger ones smiling (real, non fake smiles) and sometimes I find myself talking to the teens like they’re 2, especially after a day of little people shoots. Really trying to reel that in. Thanks to the whole “harl” family for putting up with my annoyingness.
