Showing posts with label Photographer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photographer. Show all posts

Saturday, July 11, 2015

Family Portraits at the Beach

Words cannot begin to express how much I enjoy photographing this beautiful family! Not only are these kiddos super photogenic, but they are so much fun and full of big smiles! In fact, it would probably be more work to get them not to smile. Seriously. Adding to the fun and excitement, their wonderful grandparents joined up with us at the beach for a few portraits. This session really couldn't have been more perfect!


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Monday, March 23, 2015

Sweet Malcolm

Isn't this little guy with his great big blue eyes, just the cutest?! I am so glad the evening weather decided to cooperate so that we could take full advantage of this client's amazing front porch. You would never guess these were taken in early March and not the middle of summer! Between that dreamy, golden sunlight and this beautiful family, I couldn't be happier! 


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Monday, February 16, 2015

Ava is One!

As a natural light photographer, I tend to get a little anxious when I wake up to super dark storm clouds, particularly if the session scheduled to take place is at a clients' home that I've never been to. During the drive over, I had flashbacks to big sister Natalie's one-year session at their previous home, which was on an equally dreary day and left us with about 4' around a small window to work with. I must point out that Natalie's portraits turned out beautifully as would sweet miss Ava's, but limited lighting/space can present it's challenges in terms of variation. Well, you can't even begin to imagine my excitement when I immediately spotted their entire wall of floor to ceiling (retractable!) windows just steps away from Lake Washington. The entire room was filled with the most beautiful, diffused natural light bouncing off of the water and into the home, like a massive softbox. Between the lighting and the ridiculously photogenic miss Ava (clearly there is no shortage of good looks in this family!), this session was a photographers dream come true!

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