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the dost family {mini session}
Well, the session started off really well. But about 5 minutes in the little girl tripped on her new shoes and took a faceplant right onto the pavement on the bridge. There was crying, boogers and blood everywhere with a really nice fat lip and scrapes all over her chin. She somehow pulled it together with a little help from mom, dad & her great big brothers (and the iphone) and we washed away the blood and tears (mostly) and continued on with our session.
I think Mom was very pleasantly surprised that we got anything good of little miss after her big spill, but somehow we did!
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what about bob? {our elf on the shelf}
I know many of you have been waiting for a Bob post. Bob’s been busy getting into all kinds of adventures with plenty more to come before Christmas (and maybe even after).
Bob says “I’m a sailor! Look, I’m sailing! I’m sailing!”
Keep sailing, Bob.
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the mro family {mini session}
Another great family I’m sure you’ll recognize if you are a blog stalker (which of course I hope you are!) from their son’s communion earlier this year. They are actually really good friends with my awesome photografriend Shira who was trying to fit them into her schedule but she was booked and I had a last minute opening for them. It’s so, so SO nice to have great photografriends that help eachother out and share clients so nicely. Shira and I have a few in common and I thik we share pretty well!
Are they not delicious? Thanks so much L for all the singing for your little miss. I think it paid off!
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the pede family {mini session}
Coming down to the wire on the holiday sessions. I was really happy that I ended up with some last minute openings for some sessions so I could fit this family in. I’ve been photographing them for a while now and really enjoy it every time. The boys are so nice and so quiet- so getting a real smile out of them is my only challenge. Mission accomplished, I think!
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the walt family {mini session}
I’ve photographed this family once before a long time ago down at the beach. Now the youngest boy and Timmy are in the same 1st grade class and the oldest one is their safety patrol 5th grader. So I’m getting to know them all a bit better which is great because they are a really nice family. We had a tough go with Miss G. She was NOT having it- not me, not my camera and not one single picture for a while there. I was starting to get a little panic-y cause not a single of my normal tricks worked with this tough cookie. But she did eventually come around on her own and we got a few keepers. Whew.
