Tuesday, November 13, 2012

i (heart) silly boys

Last spring, I donated a session for a silent auction at Molly's preschool.
This super cute family won the session, while donating to a wonderful cause :)
I was thrilled...
I secretly love the silly boys the most (don't tell any of the girls!)...
Needless to say, I had a wonderful morning!











Thank you, K family for your donation to a wonderful preschool..
and a super fun Saturday morning!

Friday, October 26, 2012

Rain, rain...go...nevermind, STAY!

When taking pictures for others, I think the KEY to it all
is flexibility...
Kids unhappy? Be flexible.
Park too crowded. Be flexible.
Rainy? Be flexible.
We managed to get this session in, despite the looming weather
First some dress up time..




Then...the real fun!
Time to break out the boots & umbrella!










 I may need to book rainy day sessions more often!

Monday, October 15, 2012

one

Hello, Fall!
I had so much fun taking pictures of this sweet boy!
I took pics when he was a tiny newborn and we recently took his 
first birthday pictures at the park.









 He was NOT a fan of the whole cake thing.
The expressions he gave us were priceless.






Happy Birthday, Liam!

Saturday, September 22, 2012

Inspiration Through Art

I got a wonderful email yesterday that my application to be a participating photographer 
with Inspiration Through Art had been approved and accepted.
I cried. Happy wonderful tears.
This is what I felt like I was meant to do with my camera.
In a nutshell, this organization lets families with critical ill or special needs children
connect with a photographer who provides them with a photo session to celebrate
the small heroes in their life.
Amazing.
Really. Really. Amazing.
 It is basically a waiting game, I wait until chosen by a family...
I can hardly stand it.

Thursday, September 20, 2012

it may not start with smiles...

 When I met Noah, he was not impressed with my camera.
Or me.
Or my bubbles.
Or feeding the ducks.


Poor guy. It was a hot day. And I kept following him around.
He wasn't unhappy, or scared, or crying.

So, I let him be a toddler in the park.
Let him wander for a bit.

 Then, we busted out the cookies.
Progress.

 Then, we busted out the finger puppets.
And the tickling...

 And then, we were best buddies!
(he's got my lion puppet on his teeny finger!)
 While I had him happy,
mom and dad jumped in...



I always carry bubbles, & finger puppets.
They usually do the trick.
I love working so hard :)
It's hardly working!