Showing posts with label family portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family portraits. Show all posts

4/5/13

Vancouver Family Photographer | Awesome Family.

 If you are a boudoir client, you may recognize my make up artist, Nicole, in these family photos. Her daughters are adorable and it's always a good time when I photograph their family. We generally laugh a lot. 





I was so happy when I found a beautifully lit spot in their house.








Haha! I'm so glad my kids aren't the only 
ones "grossed out" by their parents kissing. 


Best. Dog. Ever.











3/28/13

What to Wear | Blue and Yellow.

While there may be snow in the ground in many parts of the country, that is not the case here in the Willamette Valley! The sun keeps making an appearance and the flowers are blooming, which means it is time to book your spring portraits and start thinking about outfits. Here is some inspiration for you, featuring a blue and yellow palette. All of these pieces are available at gap.com and are perfect for family photos!








11/20/12

Salem Family Photographer | One Awesome Family.




Yes, this family really is this gorgeous.

You know what else? They are also awesome!

They're funny, fun, and full of love. 
The kids were probably the most cooperative I've ever worked with and I 
really felt like I could have taken photos of them all day. 



Seriously, how cute is this child? 
I wanted to steal her! 
She's also a total ham, which just made her that much more adorable.

 














Can I just say that I loved how the mom styled her family for this session? I'm a big fan of yellow, blue, and gray and she did such a great job coordinating them, without being too matchy-matchy. 


They were oozing with personality.




I started cracking up, when I turned around to see that the younger two had climbed inside of the chest we'd just used. They were so cute!




We can't forget about the salamander that they found! It was with us for most of the session, either in someone's hand, or near us on the ground. They'd carry it around and then set it down while we took photos.